But what more? It's the DJ! What can be better than dancing your heart out, with no shame or fear of judgments as the DJ mixes one super hit song after the other? Especially when he plays some of the amazing Punjabi Sangeet Songs actually take you back to your 90s when without them Shaadis were incomplete. And a chance to get ready and look your absolute best. If I ask you what's the best thing about attending weddings, what would you say? Well, of course there is all that lip-smacking food. “Many farmers boarded trains towards Ferozepur, Mansa, Bathinda from Sonipat and Bahadurgarh and hence they reached early and even went in their villages while those coming via tractors will come on Sunday afternoon in villages,” said Harnek Singh Mehma, president of BKU Dakaunda, Ferozepur district.I can bet my life on this, no wedding is complete without the DJ mixing some Punjabi wedding songs, bringing everybody to the dance floor! The Mama's and the Chacha's, Dadi, Nani and everybody in between- it's difficult to not tap a feet or more when those bhangda beats take over! Tell me if I am wrong! Buta Singh Burjgill, president of BKU Dakaunda and senior vice-president Manjit Singh Dhaner were honoured at Fatehabad. Haryana Kisan Sangrash Samiti had made arrangements all the way and farmer union leaders from Punjab were honoured with siropas, shawls and mementos. We are aware of langars in Haryana but is it not a regular affair.”
Jagdish, a farmer from Haryana, said, “One thing we learnt well in the past one year from farmers of Punjab was the art of organising langars. The temporary settlements made of bamboo were left as it is so that nearby labourers can use that material for some purpose,” he said.įarmers were welcomed at Hisar, Hansi and Ratia with jalebis, ladoos, burfi, pakore, kheer, halwa, sweet rice, vegetable pulav, tea, coffee etc. “We gave away the quilts, beddings, and clothes to the slumdwellers. Gurdeep Singh Rampura added that they couldn’t bring everything back. Many Haryana residents also got from bricks from the site.” Haryana Punjab farmers dancing on Rohtak- Delhi NH 09 while making a short halt in Rohtak on Saturday. One retired Armyman even took a brick from our huts as a mark of remembrance of this morcha. Gurpal Singh Singhewala, who was part of the first jatha of 20 people, said, “Several Delhi residents came to see us off when we were leaving. The first jatha of BKU Ugrahan reached Dabwali around 11am to cross towards Bathinda district. Rest who came via trolleys had a night stay at Punjab borders soon after crossing Haryana,” said Narian Dutt, from Inqlabi Manch Punjab who was at Boha grain market.Īlso Read | Night before leaving, farmers get together one last time at Singhu border
“A few farmers came via trains as well while a few who came via cars reached their homes. Meanwhile, after an accident on Saturday in which two farmers of Punjab died, a decision was taken to not drive during night hours. At Khanauri near Punjab, villagers burst firecrackers amid a celebratory mood. Youths and women performed Punjab’s folk dance ‘bhangra’ to the beats of ‘dhol’.
Preparations to welcome farmers have been made at different toll plazas and other places along the national highways. Tractors sporting the national flag and the flags of farmer bodies were playing Punjabi songs of victory while frequent chants of ‘Bole So Nihal, Sat Sri Akal’ rent the air. Also Read | ‘They will remember our parade home for years to come’įarmers will start their journey from Boha on Sunday morning to reach their villages by Sunday afternoon.
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