Uttam Kheti Kirsan Union to protest in Delhi on November 26, 27

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Patiala, October 18

While addressing mediapersons in the city today, Uttam Kheti Kirsan Union president, Dr Manjeet Singh Randhawa, said they would hold a collective protest against the farm laws in Delhi on November 26 and 27.

“We want people to join hands and ensure that at least one person per family joins us to pressurise the Central Government to revoke the laws,” he added.

“We also want to spread the message of ‘Tera rang de basanti chola’ among the people,” he said. — TNS

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