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With both the Central and Punjab governments inviting protesting farmers for talks, the first chinks in the unity of kisan unions have begun to show.

The largest kisan Union—Bhartiya Kisan Union (Ekta Ugrahan) is in no mood to relent on the farm laws enacted by the Centre and remain steadfast in their stand that the laws be repealed. They say they will not be going in for talks with the Centre. The other Unions are, however, are yet to decide on whether they want to go in for the meeting with the Centre, scheduled for October 14.

A meeting of the farmer unions has been convened here on Tuesday morning to decide the next course of action, though BKU (Ekta Ugrahan) says it is not part of this meet. Joginder Singh Ugrahan, president of the largest kisan union, told The Tribune that their protest was on at 51 places, and would continue till the time the laws were revoked. “Our union is not going for the meet. We have our own protest programme charted out,” he said.

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