Raj Sadosh/Abohar.
Taking the concerns of Fazilka border area farmers seriously, Karan Gilhotra led a deputation to BSF DGP Praveen Kumar, to present the key issues faced by farmers in border villages—including Muhar Jamsher, Muhar Khiwa, Muhar Sona, and Muhar Bhiwani.
A few days earlier, Karan had visited the village of Muhar Jamsher and observed the conditions beyond the border fencing; he remarked that, even in this era of independence, the residents appeared to be living a life akin to subjugation. He treated this grave issue with the utmost seriousness.
Farmers had explained in detail the difficulties they face due to the gates and fencing installed by the BSF, which hinder their access to their own fields. The farmers’ primary demand was for an appropriate resolution to these issues—specifically the removal of the gates—so that they could easily cultivate their own land and leads a prosperous life.
To seek a resolution, Karan met the BSF DGP and presented the farmers’ case firmly. The official listened to the concerns with care and seriousness, assuring that appropriate action would be taken to address them promptly.
Also present on this occasion were Paramjeet Singh Noorshah (former Chairman of the Market Committee), Swarn Singh (Block Committee member and Sarpanch), Sarpanch Veer Singh, Gulsher Singh (Block Committee member) and Dara Singh.
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