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Samyukt Kisan Morcha and Ex-Servicemen Campaign: Samyukt Kisan Morcha and United Front of Ex-Servicemen are starting a nationwide campaign from today against the Agnipath scheme brought by the Government of India for recruitment in the army. In protest against the Agneepath scheme, this campaign will run from August 7 to 14.
Farmers’ Organization and Ex-Servicemen’s Front have joined hands with unemployed youths for the campaign. He has termed the Agneepath scheme as disastrous for national security, Indian Army, unemployed youth and farmer families. The Kisan Sanghatana and the Ex-Servicemen Front say that their struggle will continue till the Agneepath scheme is withdrawn.
These are the achievements of the fronts of farmers and ex-servicemen
The Samyukta Kisan Morcha includes many farmers’ organizations, whose agitation for more than a year has led to the center’s struggle. Narendra Modi The government had to withdraw three agricultural laws. At the same time, United Front of Ex-Servicemen fought continuously for 2600 days for One Rank One Pension. The information about the campaign against the Agneepath scheme was given in a press conference. It was said in the press conference that from August 7 to 14, this campaign would be organized by organizing Jai Jawan Jai Kisan Sammelan at selected places. Bharatiya Kisan Union leader Rakesh Tikat and his colleagues addressed the press conference.
What is Agneepath Scheme?
The Agneepath scheme gives the youth a chance to be recruited for four years in all the three water, land and air forces of India. Under this, a target has been set to recruit about 40 to 45 thousand youths in the army every year. The recruits recruited in this scheme will be called Agniveer. Since the announcement of the plan, there was widespread opposition to it. Due to this, violent demonstrations also took place in many places across the country in the past.
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