Hasilpur | ReNews Pakistan
The Pakistan Farmers’ Liaison Committee has strongly condemned eviction notices issued to farmers in Chak Katora Farm, Hasalpur, describing them as forced and unlawful. The notices require farming families to vacate their homes within 30 days.
Committee representatives stated that these actions violate the basic rights of farmers and pose a serious threat to the social and economic stability of affected families. They emphasized that such measures cannot be considered legitimate administrative actions but constitute open forced eviction.
The committee urged the government and relevant authorities to immediately withdraw the notices and ensure the protection of farmers’ residential and agricultural rights. They called for prompt negotiations to resolve the issue and prevent unnecessary conflict or legal disputes.
Leaders of the committee warned that if the notices are not withdrawn, farmers will unite for peaceful legal protests to safeguard their land and homes, taking all necessary measures to defend their rights.
Agricultural rights experts noted that eviction notices threaten not only local farming operations but also community stability, making urgent intervention and resolution critical.