Farmers are well-educated and aware of the three anti-farm schemes and their long-term consequences. The perspective of Mr. Kumar, a farmer believes that in the prolonged run, the arrangements will kick farmers out of the farming patronage, with only several corporate firms dictating terms to the farmers. When the corporates dictate just imagine the consequences of the suffering of the farmers?
The bandh effect devises havoc on city streets when the outer borders are closed to traffic. Heavy traffic bottlenecks were reported in numerous districts and state all around the nation as borders were closed to movement in response to farmers' appeal for a Bharat Bandh in protest against the three farm reform bills. The farmers had been convening in a protest rally for nearly ten months, and their concerns are mostly focussed on PM narendra Modi, who had enough time to visit the Central Vista project construction site but didn't have time to advise their applications.
Both carriageways at the Dhansa border, Subhash Marg, and Chhatta rail road links had been closed and also people were denied entry near the red Fort. The traffic bottleneck was caused only by the delhi police barricades and not because of the farmers' protest. After the policemen withdrew the barricades and the Bharat Bandh ceased, the traffic movement status gained in the afternoon.
