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Farmers across India have announced their decision to reach Jantar Mantar and join the ongoing CJP protests in a powerful show of solidarity with students. The Kisan community’s entry into the movement is likely to escalate pressure on the government, turning the education-focused agitation into a broader socio-political campaign.

CJP leaders, including Abhijeet Dipke, welcomed the development, stating that the combined strength of students and farmers will highlight systemic failures not just in education but also in agriculture and rural policies. Protesters continue to demand the Education Minister’s resignation and accountability for paper leaks and student distress.

The Jantar Mantar site, already buzzing with thousands of students, is preparing for the influx of farmers. This alliance comes after days of clashes and marches, with both groups sharing grievances against government policies. Political observers believe this convergence could mark a new phase in the protest, making it harder for authorities to ignore.