Nearly 40,000 Women Farmers to lead Protest at Delhi Border on Women's Day

New Delhi: Thousands of women are going to participate in the agitation against the three agricultural laws of the central government on the borders of Delhi on Monday. Farmers' organizations have claimed that on the occasion of International Women's Day.

Women leading Farmers Protest:

Around 40,000 women from Punjab, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh are reaching the borders of Delhi to perform their "Shakti". Many women from various areas of these states left on Sunday to join the movement by driving a tractor. In the farmers' movement on the Singhu, Tikri and Ghazipur borders, stage management will be done only by women.

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Farmers, Activist & Student participating in Protest:

A large number of women farmers, students and activists will be involved in the movement to celebrate International Women's Day. Women farmers will share stories of their struggles ranging from stage management, management of food and security.

Farmer leaders said that women play an important role in the agricultural sector of the country and they have planned to hand over the stage management to women farmers on this day. He said that this day will be completely dedicated to women farmers, workers and girls.

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Farmers against Farm Law:

Farmers have been agitating against the agricultural laws for more than three months on the borders of Delhi, at the Singhu, Tikri and Ghazipur borders. Farmer leader Kulwant Singh Sandhu said, "Women are a big part of the farming community but they don't have the status they deserve. In fact, they do more work than men. "

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