agra more than 10000 farmers of agra region have managed to dodge the local police and are on their way to muzaffarnagar for sundays historic kisan mahapanchayat the farmers avoided taking tractors and travelled in public buses and private vehicles without any caps or flags of farm unions they also travelled through different routes particularly the smaller village roadspolice and local intelligence officers had been putting pressure on them not to leave for the mega event they allegedsamyukt kisan morcha skm meanwhile arranged over 200 buses to ferry farm association workers from bihar bengal odisha karnataka kerala maharashtra andhra pradesh and tamil nadu to uttar pradeshs muzaffarnagar senior members of bharatiya kisan union bku claimed 50000 farmers left for the city venue from rajasthan and haryana on saturday afternoonmathura based bku member gajendra singh parihar said despite the attempts of police to stop us over 10000 farmers from different parts of agra region left for muzaffarnagar for the mahapanchayat at least 200 more groups of farmers will travel in the evening local heads have been tasked to ensure farmers arriving from madhya pradesh and rajasthan do not face any inconvenience while passing through the agra regionmaharashtra based farmer leader and core committee member of rashtriya kisan mahasangh sandeep gidde patil said five hundred farmers associated with different organisations from vidarbha region have already reached the singhu border besides 1000 others from across the state are on their way and will be joining others at the delhi border from there they will travel to muzaffarnagar early on sundaysenior farmer leader from west bengal avik saha said over 100 groups of farmers from southern states are on their way to singhu border via trains they will be leaving for the venue early on sunday buses will take them from delhi borderssaha who is also the secretary of the all india kisan sangharsh coordination committee added it is going to be a historic event aimed to unite farmers from different caste religions and geographical locations after sunday farmers protest will only intensifymeanwhile mega arrangements have been made for the event under the skms banner according to bku members over 20 led screens and microphones have been set up within a fourkm radius from the venuefrom friday 500 langars started another 500 mobile langars tractors carrying food and drinking water started providing services on the routes leading up to muzaffarnagartwenty banquet halls have been booked by the farmers body as well also in place will be 100 medical camps 50 ambulances and a temporary hospital