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Farmer leaders to organise mahapanchayat in Ludhiana on March 28

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Updated At : 01:05 PM Mar 25, 2021 IST

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Kuldip Bhatia

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Ludhiana, March 24

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Leaders of farmers’ organisations, activists of labour and trade unions, and legal luminaries will hold a ‘kirti kisan mahapanchayat’ at the grain market near Jalandhar Bypass on March 28.

In the mahapanchayat, the leaders will dwell on farm-related laws and anti-labour laws.

Sharing the news of the mahapanchayat, former bureaucrat SR Ladhar and IRS (Retd) Jagtar Singh said the gathering would also strive to strengthen the bonds of social and sectional brotherhood.

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Ladhar said legal luminaries, including Supreme Court advocate Bhanu Pratap Singh would apprise farmers of the adverse effects of farm laws and anti-labour laws. People from all sections of society are expected to attend the mahapanchayat, he added.

Farmer leaders namely Balbir Singh Rajewal, Harmeet Singh Kadian and Lachman Singh Sewawal will also address the gathering.

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