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February 12: Workers and Farmers Forge a Historic Axis of Resistance Across India
For observers of general strikes and journalists covering trade unions and farmer movements, the February 12 General Strike did not unfold as a routine ritual. It unfolded as a...
Over 500 Bihar farmers join week-long protests at Ghazipur border
AIKS leaders promise a three times bigger delegation to join the Sunday mahapanchayat
Haryana gov’t doesn’t fire Ayush Sinha, just transfers him
The SDM who allegedly advised his men to "break heads" of protesting farmers, dodges outright dismissal despite mounting pressure from farmers' groups
AIKS demands thorough judicial inquiry into farmer Sushil Kajal’s death
Having met the victim’s family the AIKS said a fact-finding report must be done into the August 28 incident.
What does the Law say about Lathi Charge?
The recent lathi charge against the farmers in Karnal, left one dead and several injured
SKM decries CM Khattar’s defence of Karnal lathicharge
Samyukt Kisan Morcha expresses its deep shock and objection against Haryana Chief Minister Khattar's defence of Karnal SDM Ayush Sinha
Farmers and labourers resolve to oppose Centre’s laws targeting them
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Delegates of various peasant and marginalised groups passed a slew of resolutions against the Centre’s many “anti-people” laws
Farmers call Karnal lathicharge “Death of democracy!”
Farmer leaders demand the immediate removal of Karnal city SDM, who caused the death of a farmer and injuries to many near city borders
SKM announces Bharat Bandh on September 25!
Leaders call upon farmers to form SKM units at the district-level to effectively dissent against the ruling regime.
Haryana: Karnal SDM orders brutal lathi-charge on protesting farmers
Farmer leaders have demanded immediate suspension of the concerned government official and declared a road blockade across Haryana.
SKM’s all India Convention begins at Singhu border
Peasant leaders, youth organisations and women’s groups attend the nationwide call to discuss the next steps for the farmers’ movement.
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