A group of Nihangs uprooted tents from the site of farmers’ agitation, goods loaded in trucks

A group of Nihangs protesting near TDI in Kundli, Sonipat, Haryana loaded goods and horses in trucks. Nihangs say that the government has accepted their demand by withdrawing the agriculture law. Now they have been ordered to leave.

On the second day of the announcement of the continuation of the agitation by the United Kisan Morcha (SKM) at the Kundli border in Haryana’s Sonipat, a group of Nihangs, who were protesting near the TDI, have started gathering goods. The members of the jathebandi said that the government has accepted their demand by withdrawing the agriculture law. Now they have been ordered to leave. The rest of the minor demands will be looked after by the United Kisan Morcha.

In an important meeting of the SKM held on December 4 at Kundli border, the leaders had announced to continue the agitation till all the other 6 pending demands, including the MSP guarantee law, were fulfilled. After this, on Sunday, a Nihang group named Guru Nanak Dev Panth of Gurdaspur, protesting near TDI Mall in Kundli, announced the return.