Some ministers and MLAs of the ruling UPA in Jharkhand will play the role of agitators when the Congress organises a protest march here on Monday.

The party planned the march in the capital to protest against what it called “passing of three farm bills in violation of the parliamentary norms”.

R.P.N. Singh, former Union minister and at present in charge of Jharkhand unit of the Congress, reached Ranchi on Sunday to lead the march.

“They (the BJP) are trying to re-impose the zamindari system in the country that the Congress had abolished long ago,” Singh told reporters on his arrival at Ranchi’s Birsa Munda Airport on Sunday, adding those three farm bills would destroy the farmers.

“All have been asked to gather near the Gandhi statue at Morabadi grounds at 10.30am on Monday,” said Congress spokesperson Alok Dubey.