News Topic:Samyukt Kisan Morcha

Farmers announce to call off 15-month-long protest

Farmers, who have been protesting against the farm laws (now scrapped), announced to end their protest and return to their homes on Saturday.

Bharat Bandh: Rallies, protest mark day in Jammu

Farmers on Monday blocked Jammu-Pathankot highways and other roads at many places to express support for Bharat Bandh call.

On SKM’s call, J&K Kissan Tehreek protests in J&K

On the call for country-wide protest day on May 26, Jammu and Kashmir Kissan Tehreek staged protest demonstrations across the region.

Nearly 1,30,000 farmers protest against new farm laws in Barnala Punjab

A mammoth gathering of Indian farmers and farm workers was organized in the Barnala city of Punjab on Sunday.

Protesting farmer unions reject Centre’s proposal: SKM

Protesting farmer unions on Thursday rejected the Central government’s proposal to suspend the three contentious farm laws for 18 months.

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