Rakesh Tikait delivers statement on Parliament march
Seven months later the organization began protesting against the repeal of new agricultural laws, but farmers are still adamant. Meanwhile, news of Delhi’s travel plans began to emerge again.
New Delhi: Farmers’ ongoing protests against new agricultural laws have intensified. Today, on the eve of the 7th anniversary of the organization, Save Farming-Save Democracy Day is celebrated nationwide by the United Farmers Front. During this time, while registering their protest against agricultural regulations, farmers met with management and gave them a memorandum of interest.
Delhi can’t believe without a tractor
Meanwhile, National Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU) spokesman Rakesh Tikait said, ‘You can either send officials to our detention offices in Tihar Prison or have them meet with the Governor. We will keep you informed of Delhi’s treatment. Delhi does not believe without a tractor. There will be a great change in deciding where this war will take place, what place and time it will be. He added, ‘Parliament is a farmers’ hospital. We will be treated there. We now know that better treatment for farmers is done in Parliament than in AIIMS. We will find our treatment there. Whenever we go to Delhi, we go to Parliament.
Either you send the officers of our office who are imprisoned in the Tihar Prison or make them meet the Emperor. We will keep you informed of Delhi’s treatment. Delhi does not believe without a tractor. There will be a big change in deciding where the war will take place, what the place and time will be: Farmer leader Rakesh Tikait
BJP should be punished- SKM
Let us tell you that about 40 farmers’ organizations are protesting under the ‘Samyukta Kisan Morcha’ (SKM) in many parts of Delhi. SKM says farmers were arrested during protests in other provinces including Haryana, Punjab, Karnataka, Uttarakhand, Madhya Pradesh and Telangana. Following this, describing the recent statements by Union Minister of Agriculture Narendra Singh Tomar as shocking, the farmers ‘association said farmers’ leaders did not want illegal amendments to major agricultural laws. He said people should punish the BJP.
Farmers have canceled Delhi’s proposed march
Security was tightened in the national capital and in other cities after SKM announced the submission of memoranda to the President against the authorities of many countries. Hundreds of farmers from the remote villages of Uttar Pradesh arrived in Ghazipur on the Delhi border. Many of them rode tractors. A group of protesting farmers, led by Baratiya Kisan Union (BKU) leader Rakesh Tikait, held talks with Lt Governor Anil Baijal in the North East. After the meeting, BKU chief executive Dharmendra Malik said the farmers had canceled their proposed march to Delhi.
Farmers must stop rioting ‘
At the same time, Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar tweeted, ‘Farmers need to end their worries. Many people around the world love the new rules. However, some farmers have a problem with the provisions of the law. The Government of India is ready to listen and negotiate with them. He said the government had held 11 talks with protesting farmers’ unions. The government has increased the Minimum Support Price (MSP), and is getting more value from MSP.
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