PM Modi: Farmers who were harmed by Dadri NTPC sent Prime Minister Narendra Modi a letter that was written in their blood. Farmers have to admit that the district administration, officers, Greater Noida authority, and people’s representative of Gautam Budh Nagar have harassed them a lot. Farmers wrote a letter to India’s Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, expressing their grief and suffering. “He is dying every day,” the farmers claim. It’s preferable to murder him just once. Farmers have also sent bloody letters to Rahul Gandhi and Akhilesh Yadav in addition to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Farmers delivered PM Narendra Modi a message with their blood. where he has expressed his emotions and suffering. Many women, in addition to men, donated their blood in order to compose the letter. There is a queue to donate farmer’s blood. It demonstrates how seriously the farmer is harmed.
Farmers’ Agitation Continues Amid Unfulfilled Promises
Farmers have been protesting for the past 11 months, according to Bharatiya Kisan Parishad National President Sukhbir Khalifa. According to Tricity Today, Outside the NTPC facility in Dadri, farmers have set up a dharna to voice their concerns. Local elected officials have offered Lucknow assistance. There have been appeals, but everyone is seated with their eyes covered. No cop is even prepared to look the farmers in the eye. The district administration and the Greater Noida Authority have been contacted on numerous occasions, but upon learning the names of the farmers, everyone became hostile. Let’s shut our eyes now. MLA and Parliament had pledged to assist, but nothing has been done and everything is lacking. No one is prepared to address our issue. If this is not exploitation of farmers then what else What is it? Farmers are dying everyday. It would be better if we are put to death.
Farmers Demand Equitable Compensation and Development Amidst Protest at NTPC Facility
Greater Noida is home to a power producing facility owned by National Thermal Power Corporation. About 35 years ago, the government purchased property in 23 local towns in order to build this facility. Farmers claim that the compensation given at the time in lieu of acquiring land was unequal. Hence, compensation varied between some villages paying less and others paying more. Farmers have been requesting equitable compensation ever since. In addition to this, farmers have been calling for the development of these communities and jobs at NTPC. To achieve these requests, hundreds of farmers are currently protesting outside the NTPC thermal power plant on November 1.
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