Govt. infringing on our fundamental rights: farmers
The Hindu
‘Police not forthcoming in granting permission for Dec. 17 meet’
On their 36th day of the walkathon, farmers from Amaravati, led by Amaravati Parirakshana Samiti convenor A.Siva Reddy, paid floral tributes to B.R. Ambedkar on his death anniversary on Monday.
Alleging that their fundamental rights were infringed upon by the State Government, Mr. Siva Reddy said that as many as 42 cases had been foisted by the police, who were allegedly not forthcoming in granting permission for their planned meeting in Tirumala on December 17.
“We have no other option but to move the Andhra Pradesh High Court seeking relief,” he added maintaining that they had not flouted any of the conditions imposed by the court.
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