New Delhi: delhi Farmers' Protest came to an end.
The decision was taken at a meeting by the joint Samyuktha Kisan Morcha.
The embargo was lifted after the central government agreed to the farmers' demands.
Tribute day will be observed on friday in memory of the deceased farmers.
Victory Day will be celebrated on Saturday. After this, the farmers will leave the border assurances were given by the Central Government.
Farmers' representatives will be included in the support price committee. The cases in delhi, haryana, and UP will be withdrawn.
deceased farmers' families are given Compensation of Rs 5 lakh each. The electricity Amendment Bill will be comprehensively discussed with all.
Criminal action against farmers under the pollution Control Act will be removed. Issues that farmers have compromised for the time being.
Legalize the support price
Union home minister Ajay Mishra resigns over Lakhimpur incident. The success of the agrarian struggle was due to the fact that many of the recent struggles ended halfway and overcame the challenges without falling under any pressure at any stage.
The consensus between the farmers' organizations and the support of the voluntary organizations was crucial in the struggle.
From the very beginning, the farmers' organizations were able to understand the reasons for the failure of a strike.
Realizing that their struggle could not end anywhere, they turned the protest sites into small villages.
All the basic amenities like food, accommodation and toilets were prepared and planned to a level where they could last for any length of time.
Attempts to brand the struggle in any way were successfully survived by the farmers.
During the agitation, Khalistani militants, foreign funding, a toolkit for the agitation, water supply dispute in haryana and punjab states came up and the farmers did not fall for any of the challenges.
The government, which later went on to reconsider its position, continued unabated in the struggle that had gone astray with the Republic Day
clashes.
The political parties that came to support were warmly welcomed but at no stage did the farmers allow them to intervene in the struggle.
This is why the BJP's allegation that the Opposition was behind the strike was unfounded.
The ED took action against the organizations that had provided financial assistance to the strike but did not lead to a significant crisis.
The agitation started by the farmers in punjab and haryana was later turned into a nationwide movement by the farmers' organizations.
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