A central issue for the protesting farmers is the non-payment of dues. The article notes that the milk producers feel “betrayed” due to pending payments, which are crucial for their livelihoods. This financial distress is a major factor driving the agitation and highlights the fragile dairy economics of small-scale producers who depend on timely government support to sustain their operations.

The event, held at Ajmer’s Kachhawa Garden, also saw the participation of political figures, including Leader of the Opposition Tika Ram Jully and Dharmendra Rathore. Jully acknowledged the “serious” problems faced by the cattle keepers and accused the government of ignoring their plight. He assured the protesters that their issues would be formally raised in the Vidhan Sabha, the state legislative assembly, giving the farmers a sense of political support.

The “Mahakumbh” was described by Dharmendra Rathore as a symbol of unity among the farmers. He issued a warning that if the producers’ demands were not met promptly, their agitation could escalate. The protestors, in turn, passed a resolution vowing to continue their demonstrations until all pending payments are cleared and their problems are officially addressed, signaling a long-term commitment to their cause.