Anger Erupted Against Rakesh Tikait On Internet Media
Anger erupted against Rakesh Tikait on internet media, know who told ‘fake farmer’: Farmers Protest at UP Border.
Protests of farmers of Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, and Rajasthan are going on at the Singhu, Tikri, and Ghazipur border in protest against the three central agricultural laws.
At the same time, anger is increasing in the general public due to the protesters blocking the way.
In such a situation, a large number of people have started taunting on the tweet of Rakesh Tikait , the national spokesperson of Bharatiya Kisan Union.
People are trying to mock him by the re-tweets as fake farmers. With this, we are strongly demanding to clear the road.
Let us know that there is an anti-agriculture law protest going on at the UP Gate under the leadership of Rakesh Tikait from 28 November.
Anger erupted against Rakesh Tikait : The protesters occupy all the lanes leading to Delhi. This causes problems to millions of passers-by. Rakesh Tikait continues to tweet about dharna.
On Sunday, he tweeted that not returning home, not returning home. On this, NK Negi, residing in Vaishali Sector-6 retweeted. He wrote that if it is not good to return home, then leave it occupied by road.
Roads are for walking, not for possession. On the other hand, Rakesh Sharma has posted a cartoon while retweeting. Rakesh Tikait is shown in it. It is written that someone should talk to us for a moment, falsely right.
It is through this cartoon that Rakesh Tikait knows that the law is not going to come back. Now he is wishing that by talking to the government in some way, save his honor and end the picket.
Not only this, a person named Dilip Sharma has retweeted that the real farmer is in the fields. He is a farmer himself. Fake farmers are spreading the corona by blocking the way. Are putting the country in trouble.
Vijay Sardana has retweet that farmers are not able to sell fruits and vegetables, then help them. These few retweets are just an example. All such people have denied wrongdoing by retweeting and staging a road jam.
