Red Storm Reaches Mumbai's Doorstep: Nashik-Mumbai Highway Covered by Farmers' March

• A long march led by Kisan Sabha and CPI(M) from Nashik's tribal areas reached Ghatandevi Kasara village on its fifth day.
• Thousands of tribal people and farmers are demanding land titles for forest lands, separate 7/12 extracts, diversion of river water to local residents and North Maharashtra, and improved education in tribal areas.
• Comrade J.P. Gavit, leading the march, warned that the protest will continue until previously approved demands are implemented.
• The disciplined march, marked by red flags and slogans, has put significant pressure on the administration.
• Participants from various talukas like Peth, Surgana, and Kalwan, including the elderly, women, and youth, are determined to secure their rights.

Why It Matters: Thousands of farmers and tribal people are marching from Nashik to Mumbai, demanding land rights and better facilities.