Chandigarh Youth Congress in solidarity with farmers

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Chandigarh, May 26

The Chandigarh Youth Congress today held a symbolic protest near the Sector 17 lights in black trousers and shorts.

Youth Congress leader Manoj Lubana said: “This is really shameful. Farmers have been braving the heat and cold for the past six months. Unfortunately, the government is not bothered about their plight. We will continue the fight against the government and stand in solidarity with our farmers. We appeal all to come in open support.”

“We are here to support the protest of our farmers against the violence and oppression. This reasserts our faith in farmers, their demands and the spirit of the common people,” he said.

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