Faridkot farmer cycles 400 km to reach Tikri border with poem of Pash
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Last Updated: Dec 22, 2020, 10:14 AM IST
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Synopsis I could not control myself after knowing about the condition of my fellow farmers who are braving the chilling winter and so many difficulties for a common goal. My brother had come a few days ago in a tractor-trolley, which is parked at the Tikri border protest site. I decided to leave too and rode till here on a bicycle, Sandhu told PTI.
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NEW DELHI: Armed with hope and a revolutionary poem by noted Punjabi poet Pash , a farmer cycled nearly 400 km from Fardikot to the Tikri border here to join the massive protest by peasants against the new farm laws.
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New Delhi, December 22
Armed with hope and a revolutionary poem by noted Punjabi poet Pash , a farmer cycled nearly 400 km from Faridkot to the Tikri border here to join the massive protest by peasants against the new farm laws.
Wearing a kurta-pyjama with a sleeveless warm jacket and sporting a bright green turban, Pal Sandhu, a resident of Rameana village in Faridkot district of Punjab, on Monday listened intently to the speeches made by farmer leaders at the protest site near the Delhi-Haryana border.
His cycle, a new model decked up with cardboards displaying the poem Sab Ton Khatarnak in Punjabi by Avtar Singh Sandhu or Pash as the revolutionary was famously known, attracted the attention of protesters and passers-by, many of whom took pictures with him.
New Delhi, December 22
Armed with hope and a revolutionary poem by noted Punjabi poet Pash , a farmer cycled nearly 400 km from Faridkot to the Tikri border here to join the massive protest by peasants against the new farm laws.
Wearing a kurta-pyjama with a sleeveless warm jacket and sporting a bright green turban, Pal Sandhu, a resident of Rameana village in Faridkot district of Punjab, on Monday listened intently to the speeches made by farmer leaders at the protest site near the Delhi-Haryana border.
His cycle, a new model decked up with cardboards displaying the poem Sab Ton Khatarnak in Punjabi by Avtar Singh Sandhu or Pash as the revolutionary was famously known, attracted the attention of protesters and passers-by, many of whom took pictures with him.