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Landless plan march

New Delhi: Landless tribals and Dalits from across the country have decided to take out a 26-day march from Gwalior to Delhi starting on Gandhi Jayanti to demand redistribution of land, setting up of fast-track courts and a single-window system for settling land disputes.

The “civil rights march” under the Ekta Parishad is being organised under a Poorest Areas Civil Society (PACS) programme of the NGO Development Alternatives.

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