Big Allegation On Rakesh Tikait By Farmer Leader Of UP

Big allegation on Rakesh Tikait by the farmer leader of UP said- ‘It is his work to sell the movement’: Farmers Protest.

Protests are going on in many states including UP, Haryana, Punjab, and Rajasthan on the four borders (Shahjahanpar, Ghazipur, Singhu, and Tikri) of Delhi-NCR.

The farmer agitators have been standing on the four borders of Delhi-NCR for the last six and a half months demanding the complete repeal of the three central agricultural laws.

Meanwhile, the National President of the Bharatiya Kisan Union, Rakesh Tikait, who is leading the protesters on the Ghazipur border of Delhi-UP, has been attacked by a farmer leader and BKU (Bhanu) National President Bhanu Pratap Singh.

He has said that this has always been the work of Rakesh Tikait and his associates, to sell the movement and fill their stomachs.

He even said that Congress funding was going on when Rakesh Tikait was agitating on the Delhi-Noida border. They had gone to Bengal to take money from Mamata Banerjee.

Big allegation on Rakesh Tikait: Rakesh Tikait attacked for meeting Mamata Banerjee.

Farmer leader Bhanu Pratap Singh also raised serious questions on BKU leader Rakesh Tikait’s meeting with West Bengal CM Mamta Banerjee.

He said that this has always been the work of Rakesh Tikait and his associates, to sell the movement and fill their stomachs.

Congress funding was going on when they were agitating here. They had gone to Bengal to take money from Mamata Banerjee.

Accused of extorting money.

The farmer leader attacked Rakesh Tikait and said that now the farmers’ movement is in the hands of Rakesh Tikait and he is collecting money.

First recovered from Congress, now Trinamool has gone to Congress. He went to West Bengal and talked to Mamta Banerjee about the fund.

Farmer leader Bhanu Pratap Singh Nerakesh Tikait has been doing the same thing since the beginning.

Movement caught in the grip of corruption.

Bharatiya Kisan Union (Bhanu) national president Bhanu Pratap Singh on Thursday in Noida also accused the farmers’ agitation against the central agriculture laws of being lost and falling prey to corruption.

No morality left in the peasant movement.

Bhanu Pratap Singh, one of the well-known farmer leaders of Uttar Pradesh, said in Noida that when the movement was started, there was morality in it.

At the same time, as the movement progressed, it came into the hands of the rich people. At present, the situation is that the leaders who are running this movement are engaged in the recovery of money.