Farmer organizations BKU (Ekta Ugrahan) and BKU (Ekta Dakaunda) have announced a joint protest in Chandigarh on July 4, expressing frustration over the lack of response from both the Punjab and Union governments to their demands. This decision was made during a meeting in Barnala, where leaders, including Joginder Singh Ugrahan and Manjit Singh Dhaner, highlighted issues such as the absence of a legal guarantee for minimum support prices (MSP) for crops and inadequate support from the cooperative sector. They criticized the Punjab government for not effectively defending the state's interests, particularly in matters related to river water management and flood support. The leaders emphasized that farmers are not receiving the full benefits of enhanced crop loan limits through primary agriculture cooperative societies. Additionally, they pointed out that farmers' concerns during floods have been overlooked, while enforcement measures have intensified during the crop residue burning season. The protesting groups are urging the Punjab government to address these issues and advocate for farmers' interests at the national level.