There is no future in farming.
Only those with a sizeable quantity of land are able to live well.
Modi's policies are doing absolutely nothing for us, the poor.
It is clear that the government pays no attention to us,
the farmers and agricultural workers.
You are here to fight for the rights of farmers.
Keep the momentum of this agitation going strong.
Slowly, slowly the government is attempting to control everything.
The way things are heading it seems the new laws will rob us of our land.
It scares me.
My name is Pushpinder Pal.
I come from the village of Budha Khera in Haryana.
I am a wheat, rice, potato and sugar cane farmer.
For 20 days straight now I have been collecting food
every morning from the local Gurdwara [Sikh temple].
Spinach curry is being prepared here to be taken to the protesters in Delhi.
It is cooked through the night ready to be taken every morning.
This is where they store all the beans and pulses.
Many different varieties.
Here we have the radishes and greens being cut and prepared.
It began when our community elders travelled to the protest.
I asked myself why am I sitting at home?
I must get involved and help out.
I first went to the protest with some water and biscuits to hand out.
I then asked the head of the Gurdwara if they would help provide langar [community meals].
He agreed and now we provide daily langars for all the protesters.
Protesters are turning up in huge numbers. The crowd has increased.
So there is a bigger demand for food.
People are turning up in vehicles, parking up and staying put.
Layers of dust have collected on the cars, they will continue to protest.
Come on, start loading.
There was a time when farmers would harvest so many crops.
Now we are left with diminished wheat and paddy fields.
Modi, do you think you can destroy us farmers
and put and end to those who make up 70% of the population?
At first we were hopeful that Modi would achieve the things
we've needed for the past 60-70 years.
But these new laws are very bad for the poor and only benefit the rich.
Our produce will not sell.
Currently the government has to buy our produce at a fixed minimum price.
But the corporations will soon establish their own prices
and our produce will be totally worthless, we will be at their mercy.
We are against these new bills. You can see just how big this protest is.
The whole of Delhi has been sealed off.
The farmers have taken the streets and we as Delhi locals are supporting them.
They are farmers, they provide us all with food.
If they are unable to do their job and grow crops then it affects us all.
Go and fetch us more water from over there.
There have been many protests in the past which failed
due to a lack of planning, food and water.
But that is not the case here.
People have clothes and tents for sleeping.
If feels more like a fair than a protest.
We are staying put.
Unless they change the law we are staying.
Our union representatives are here leading the negotiation talks.
Whatever they decide, they will have the support of all us farmers.
We are doing this to save our homes.
If our farms are safe then our home is safe.
They absolutely must accept our demands.
We will simply stay here for as long as it takes.
We must continue to back up those who are leading this protest.
If we fail to do so then this movement cannot continue.
We must persevere at all costs.