THE farmers' movement and picketing continued  for the 129th consecutive day at Shahjahanpur border.
The unity of farmers was seen in an unprecedented manner. Both Muslim and Hindu festivals were observed by the farmers. The eighth day of Roza Iftar on Shahjahanpur-Kheda border continued on April 21. The farmers jointly performed Rosa-Iftar and also celebrated Navratra and Navami.

It has been decided on the Shahjahanpur-Kheda border that the movement will continue, taking all kinds of vigilance, and in the coming days, a call has been made to the farmers to reach in maximum numbers. Discussions were organised in groups among farmers, following the Corona protocol as well. In these group discussions, it was decided to expedite it by reviewing the ongoing efforts to strengthen the defence against Corona.

According to the announcement of the Samyukta Kisan Morcha to give the possible answer of “Operation Shakti" to "Operation Clean” of the BJP-RSS government at the centre, the farmers have decided to gather more people and preparations are underway to gather farmers in large numbers at the border.

The farmers also discussed in detail in different groups on the conspiracies to eliminate the peasant movement and the strategy of combating them. Along with the slogan of "Fir Delhi Chalo", the peasants should return to the front site in maximum number, this was the emphasis of the meeting.

The meetings of the committees in all the districts and tehsils have started. The number of farmers at the morcha-site will increase in a planned manner. The Samyukta Kisan Morcha has again clarified that no one will be allowed to weaken the movement under the guise of an epidemic under any circumstances. On the morcha-site, the farmers will continue to work with the self-discipline to take care of themselves and their colleagues and to continue the movement. The Samyukta Kisan Morcha on April 21, demanded the government to vaccinate all the interested farmers at the morcha-site.

The Roza Iftar round on the Shahjahanpur-Kheda border continued for the eighth day.  All the peasants performed Rosa-Iftar together, while Navratri and Navami were also celebrated by the farmers. On April 21, Rosa-Iftar and Navami  was observed by Rajasthan Jat Mahasabha. In these two important events, Maulana Dilshad, Amjad Bhai, Fajru Bhai, Sajid Bhai, Abdul Bhai, Amaram, Ramkishan Mahlawat, Rajaram Meal, Himmat Singh Gujar, Balveer Chillar, Pemaram, Chhagan Chaudhary, Tara Singh Sidhu, Harfool Singh, Kalu Thori, Shopatram, Bhagirath Netad, Prahlad Mandota, Kala Singh, Giani Rajveer Singh, Jogendra Yadav, Pawan Duggal, Baba Jaimal Singh, Baba Sukhdev Singh, Prithvi Singh, Japan Singh, Nisha Sidhu and Vishwajit Singh participated.