The people of Delhi and the Central Government are facing pressure. The reason for this is those farmers who are preparing for another farmers movement. Farmers from many states including Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan and UP are preparing to march to Delhi. He has named this movement Chalo Delhi March. In such a situation, the government has started making special arrangements on the borders of Delhi. Especially the government and administration are more alert on the Singhu border. Let us now tell you what is the meaning of Singhu in Singhu Border and why this border of Delhi is called Singhu Border.
How did Singhu Border get its name?
Actually, Singhu is a village which is on the border of Delhi and Haryana. Delhi ends and Haryana begins from this village. Most of the farmers from Haryana and Punjab enter Delhi through this border. Even during the earlier farmers’ movement, this border remained closed for more than a year. Due to this, people of both the states of Delhi and Haryana had to face a lot of problems.
Mini Punjab was created for one year
During the first farmers’ movement, the Singhu border was closed for about 380 days. Barricades were installed everywhere here. Farmers had set up their tents around this border and sat on strike against the three agricultural laws. Now again preparations have been started to install barricades and barbed wire on this border. In fact, farmer organizations across the country have called for Delhi Chalo March on 13 February.
Big preparations to stop farmers of Haryana
The Haryana government has adopted various methods to stop the farmers of its state from going to Delhi. The first step has been taken by shutting down the internet. Let us tell you, mobile internet, dongle and bulk SMS have been stopped in 7 districts of Haryana from 6 am. These seven districts are Ambala, Hisar, Kurukshetra, Kaithal, Jind, Fatehabad, Dabwali and Sirsa.
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