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Home / Haryana / Hisar Khap Mahapanchayat Extends Support To Farmers Stir

Haryana khap mahapanchayat extends support to farmers' stir

Being held at Hisar's Baas village
Deepender Deswal
Tribune News Service
Hisar, Updated At : 06:15 PM Dec 29, 2024 IST
A Khap Mahapanchayat being held at Baas village in Hisar.

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A khap mahapanchayat, which is being held at Baas village in Hisar, has extended support to the ongoing farmers’ stir.  The resolutions made at this gathering could influence the future of the protests, as various issues, including Jagjit Singh Dallewal's hunger strike, were discussed.

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Farmer leaders had called on Haryana's khap panchayats to back their cause and advocate for the fulfillment of their long-standing demands.

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Organisers said representatives from 102 khap panchayats, leaders from the Samyukt Kisan Morcha and other farmer organisations were in attending the mahapanchayat. Kisan Mazdoor Morcha convenor Sarwan Singh Pandher and Olympic medallist Bajrang Punia were also present.

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