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Farmers plan 'mahapanchayat' on Feb. 18

Updated: Share Article AAA The Rashtriya Kisan Maha Sangh, the farmers’ coordination committee spearheading the agitation against farm laws in New Delhi, will orgainse a ‘mahapanchayat’ in Kerala on February 18, its south Indian coordinator P.T. John has said. He told the media on Thursday that the event would be held at Ramankari in the Kuttanad region of Alappuzha district, where a protest had been going on for the past few weeks. Similar events would be held in other panchayats in the coming days. A meeting to be held in Thrissur on February 13 would chalk out the future plans, Mr. John said.

Farmer organisations continue protest

Farmer organisations continue protest Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA A coordination committee of Left-leaning farmers’ organisations staging an indefinite dharna at Kidson Corner in Kozhikode on Tuesday in solidarity with the farmers’ agitation in Delhi.   | Photo Credit: K. Ragesh Farmer organisations in the district continued their protests on Tuesday against the agricultural reform laws and in support of the farmers protesting in New Delhi. A three-day solidarity gathering being organised by a group of farmers under the aegis of the Karshaka Samara Aikyadhartya Samithi, a collective of 15 farmer organisations in the district, at the Swathanthra Maidan at Sulthan Bathery in the district entered into the second day on Tuesday.

Kozhikode farmers to join Delhi protest

Kozhikode farmers to join Delhi protest Updated: Updated: Controversial Acts will not benefit farmers in any manner, says civic activist Share Article AAA P.T. John, South India coordinator of Rashtriya Kisan Maha Sangh, speaking at the protest organised by environmental and farmers’ organisations in Kozhikode on Tuesday in support of the farmers’ protest in Delhi.   | Photo Credit: K. Ragesh Controversial Acts will not benefit farmers in any manner, says civic activist Around 75 farmers and environmental activists from Kozhikode will join the farmers who are protesting against the three contoversial farm Acts in Delhi soon. A meeting of activists here on Tuesday decided that the contingent will stay in Delhi for three days and be part of the protests.