The Indian Kisan Union (BKU), which has been instrumental in the peasant agitation against the new agricultural laws, has now made technology a new weapon to connect more and more people to the movement. The campaign to connect farmers with the Bhakti Qutumb App is getting immense support.
In just four days, more than 23,000 farmers have registered themselves in the Bhakki Qutumb App launched on February 13. Farmers contact the app by downloading the app, giving their mobile number, village area and brief information about themselves.
Bhakki has been assigned the responsibility of Group Operator of AAP to four members including Bhakki’s Media Coordinator Saurabh Upadhyaya, Bhaku’s Leader Gaurav Tikite, Ravi Azad President, Yuva Bhaiku Haryana and Bhakuyu’s Main Page Dharmendra Malik, who is in charge of national media in Bhaku, is responsible.
Saurabh Upadhyay and Bhaku’s page manager Dharmendra Malik are the administrators of the app. At the same time, farmers are gaining a reputation for adding new members to the app, in which farmers are working to contact farmers by giving them their referral code and sharing their links on social media. At the same time, farmers are taking their ideas directly to national leaders.
Dharmendra Malik, media officer in charge of Bhakki, said that farmers are working to give the movement an edge by embracing digital technology, delivering information to thousands of farmers in just a few seconds and communicating directly with farmers. He says members who add more farmers to the AAP are being honored as star propagandists. During this time, Bucky will be discussing the AAP with farmers about their programs, meetings and strengthening the movement. At the same time, a growing number of young farmers are joining the application.
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