100 Farmers Face Sedition Case in Haryana

 The News Cover: For a year, farmers have been protesting against three farm laws. Several rounds of talks between the farmers and the government have remained inconclusive. In Haryana's Sirsa district on 11 July, farmers were protesting against the BJP Government. The farmers allegedly attacked the vehicle of Deputy Speaker Ranbir Gangwa during the protest. The Police in Haryana have now filed a FIR case under Section 124A of IPC. 

The charges are of sedition against the government and an attempt to murder. Surprisingly a day before this, on 10 July, Chief Justice of India NV Ramana had said Section 124A was made during the British Raj. It was intended to stop people like Gandhiji and other freedom fighters from protesting against the government. After independence, the laws have been misused to stop people from voicing their opinions. 

The CJI questioned the need for such a law in 2021. Two farmer leaders Harcharan Singh and Prahlad Singh - were among those named in the FIR and 5 people were arrested. Samyukt Kisan Morcha slammed the charges, calling them cooked up and vowing to contest them in court.

Farmers Protest: Punjab Farmers Head To Delhi Border

 The News Cover: meanwhile Punjab farmers, are now heading to the Delhi border. farmers to set up anti-farm law momentum, as well and with the wheat harvesting season almost over in Punjab scores of farmers and farm laborers begin their march towards Delhi borders. 

we are told to protest against the new farm laws. now defying the Covid-19 protocols, and lockdown in Punjab hundreds of their supporters of the kisar mazdur sangash committee. that's the kmsc including women and the elderly gathered. at the bay's town in Amritsar district on Wednesday before heading to Delhi's shrinku border to intensify the agitation against. 

the three farm laws passed last year. Punjab on Wednesday remembers recorded over 8000 fresh covid cases the highest single research since the pandemic started last year the state bulletin that was released on Wednesday also talked about it and the state also added 182 deaths, to the virus in the past 24 hours.

farmers protest: United Nations confirms $10,000 donation from Sikhs for Justice "khalistan"

 

The News Cover: justice which is a halistani group, that was banned in "india has now donated 10,000 u.s dollars" to the united nations high commission for human rights now according to reports, the banned outfit it's banned in india is lobbying the 'united nations' to launch.

An enquiry into the indian government's handling of farmers protest in india the united nations spokesperson has confirmed to beyond that such a donation was indeed received on the 1st of march the united nations does not decline the donations unless they are from groups or individuals, 

who are listed on its sanctions lists the seeks for justice is not on the united nations sanctions list multiple cases have been registered in india against this group in july 2019 the indian government had decided to ban the group or what india had described as its separatist agenda the man behind the donation is believed to be gurpatvant singh he is the general counsel to the sikhs for justice movement now panun has been declared

 a terrorist by the indian government under the unlawful activities act now he has reportedly pledged a further 1.3 million dollars to establish a united nations inquiry the commission of inquiry is usually reserved for grave international issues like the war in syria as of now there is no indication that the united nations is setting up such a probe on the farmer's protest it is important to note that the donation does not immediately mandate an inquiry this was reportedly conveyed,

the sikhs for justice, movement when they made the donation but the group has replied by saying that the money could of course be used for the united nations body's general functions the conversion of inquiry into the farmer's protest will be unwanted in fact there is no precedent for it the farm laws were passed by india's parliament and the protests the indian government has insisted are strictly an internal matter of the country now the indian government has also said that unlike in syria this of course is not a sparling humanitarian crisis with foreign powers entering into the frame