In Kurukshetra, Charuni led the tractor march at Pehowa. It started from the grain market and took out the march in the town.

Over 150 tractors participated in the march and the protesters were raising slogans against the government and in favour of farmers’ unity.

Later, talking to media, Charuni said they fully support the demands raised by the agitating farmers of Punjab.

He said a ‘mahapanchayat’ of farm organisations, and labour and sarpanch unions will be held on Sunday at Kurukshetra to chalk out their further course of action to support the protesting farmers.

Charuni claimed that the tractor marches were conducted at almost all the tehsil headquarters in Haryana.

On Friday, BKU (Charuni) had held protests at the toll plazas in the state.

In Punjab, the BKU (Ekta Ugrahan) held dharnas outside the residences of former Punjab chief minister Amarinder Singh in Patiala, the BJP’s Punjab unit chief Sunil Jakhar in Abohar and senior party leader Kewal Singh Dhillon in Barnala.

The farmer body also held protests at 21 toll plazas in 13 districts in the state, extending support to the farmers’ ‘Delhi Chalo’ call. They forced the authorities not to charge any toll fee from commuters.