Protest Demonstration

In response to the call given by the Samyukta Kisan Morcha for a chakka jam on 6 February, CPIML and All India Kisan Mahasabha organized chakka jams in all states between 2 pm and 3 pm. In Bihar, leader of CPIML Legislative Party Mahboob Alam participated in the chakka jam in Patna City and said that the farmers' movement has now spread to all parts of the country. The entire country is witnessing the tyranny of the Modi government and demands for the resignation of this government are being voiced through the farmers' struggle.

Hundreds of Students, Youth, Workers and Citizens Come Out in Delhi to Join Citizens’ March in Support of the Farmers Struggle.

Responding to the call given by the Mahagathbandhan for a human chain across Bihar on Mahatma Gandhi martyrdom day 30 January, farm workers, small farmers, sharecroppers, women and intellectuals displayed great strength and unity. The human chain was organized in urban and rural areas across Bihar from 12.30 to 1 pm.

The Kisan Padav (farmers' siege) at the Raj Bhawan in Ranchi against the three black anti-farm laws continues for several days. On 24 January the farmers from Giridih, Ramgarh and Ranchi participated in the Padav on the 4th day.

All India Kisan Mahasabha organized a Kisan Rally at Shaheed Smarak in Bindukhatta on 25 January 2021. The rally began with a minute's silence in honour of the farmers martyred during the struggle.

The Kisan Yatra for repeal of the three black laws and protection of food security started on 11 January, martyrdom day of Nagendra Saklani. The Yatra concluded with the Kisan rally on 25 January.

The indefinite dharna in support of the ongoing farmers' movement that started on 7 January at Gardanibagh in Patna concluded on 15 January with the call to make the human chain called by the Mahagathbandhan to be organized on 30 January a resounding and historic success. Kisan dharnas there were going on across Bihar also concluded on 15 January with the resolve to continue the farmers' struggle.

Many parties including Congress, CPIML, CPI, CPI(M), VCK, RJD, IUML and others have been demanding removal of Lt. Governor Dr. Kiran Bedi from Puducherry for her non-cooperation with the elected government as well as her continued efforts to allegedly serve the interests of the ruling party in the center at the cost of Union Territory’s interests.

In response to the call given by All India Kisan Mahasabha and CPIML, indefinite sit-ins have started from 5 January in many Districts across Bihar to demand repeal of the 3 black anti-farm laws, withdrawal of the Electricity Bill 2020, guarantee of MSP for all crops as per the Swaminathan Commission recommendations, and reinstatement of the Mandi system in Bihar which had been abolished in 2006.