The Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU) has intensified its protest campaign in Haryana, formally submitting a memorandum to Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar demanding urgent action on a long-pending underpass issue that has become a major safety concern for local farmers.
Farmers Take Their Fight to the Chief Minister
In a significant escalation of their ongoing protest, BKU representatives personally delivered the memorandum to the Chief Minister's office, highlighting the critical need for an underpass at the Delhi-Ambala national highway. The farmers have been protesting this issue for several days, arguing that the absence of proper infrastructure puts both their safety and livelihoods at risk.
The Critical Safety Concern
The protest centers around an incomplete underpass that farmers claim is essential for safe passage across the busy national highway. According to BKU representatives, the current situation forces farmers to take dangerous routes when transporting agricultural goods, creating unnecessary hazards for both people and produce.
Mounting Pressure Through Sustained Protest
This memorandum submission marks a strategic move by the farmers' union to elevate their concerns directly to the highest level of state governance. The BKU has maintained consistent pressure through their protest campaign, demonstrating their determination to see this infrastructure issue resolved promptly.
What Farmers Are Demanding
- Immediate completion of the underpass construction
- Enhanced safety measures for agricultural transportation
- Government accountability for infrastructure delays
- Priority attention to rural connectivity issues
The memorandum submission represents a critical juncture in this ongoing farmer-government dialogue, with the agricultural community watching closely for the state administration's response to their legitimate safety concerns.
