Farmers Protest: Today, farmers and laborers are staging protests across India, symbolically burning effigies representing the World Trade Organization (WTO), corporate entities, and the government. The demonstrations reflect growing discontentment among farmers and als with people who are associated with agricultural and labor communities.Farmers are gathered in large numbers at the Shambhu Border today. They are being made aware of WTOs policies and how they are a hindrance in MSP guarantee. pic.twitter.com/FmjgbWxGpU— Garvit Garg (@garvitgarg15) February 26, 2024Farmers Protest: Renewed outcry against WTO, Corporates, GovtThe protests underscore a renewed outcry against the perceived injustices perpetuated by the WTO, corporate giants, and governmental policies. Farmers and laborers are voicing their grievances against what they perceive as exploitation and neglect of their rights and interests.Farmers and laborers are burning effigies of the WTO, corporate houses and Government across India today. pic.twitter.com/t6ct2WzAjW— Garvit Garg (@garvitgarg15) February 26, 2024Farmers Protest: Understanding the WTOs deception Today, farmers once again assembled at Shambhu border to express their discontent with the allocation of agricultural businesses to corporations, depriving farmers of the opportunity to receive fair prices for their produce. They protested against this practice of ringfencing farmers and undermining their ability to attain rightful compensation for their harvest.At the forefront of their demonstration, farmers burnt effigies of the World Trade Organization (WTO), highlighting their opposition to WTO policies that hinder the assurance of Minimum Support Price (MSP). अमृतसर में WTO और कॉरपोरेट घरानों का पुतला जलाते किसान-मजदूर। pic.twitter.com/VdtJv9bBlG— Garvit Garg (@garvitgarg15) February 26, 2024Furthermore, videos circulating from various parts of the country depict farmers and laborers joining in solidarity, burning effigies representing the WTO, corporate entities including business magnate Gautam Adani, governmental bodies and even Prime Minister Narendra Modi. This widespread protest underscores the collective frustration and resistance against policies perceived as detrimental to the interests of farmers and laborers across India.
