BKU Leader Rakesh Tikait Warns Central Government
BKU Leader Rakesh Tikait warns Central Government, 40 lakh tractors will travel to Delhi after harvesting.
The agitation of farmers on the Singhu border of Delhi-Haryana has entered the 91st day on Wednesday demanding the repeal of the three central agricultural laws.
Meanwhile, a large number of farmers at Delhi-NCR 3 other border tikri, Shahjahanpur, and Ghazipur border are continuing to protest against the demand for cancellation of agricultural laws.
At the same time, Bharatiya Kisan Union spokesperson Rakesh Tikait announced on Tuesday that 40 lakh tractors will travel to Delhi after the harvest of wheat.
BKU leader Rakesh Tikait had visited Rajasthan on Tuesday. During this, he addressed farmers in two districts here.
Addressing the Kisan Mahapanchayat in Sardarshahar, Churu, he said that the farmer movement will continue in the coming rainy season as well.
This movement will last until the three agricultural laws are withdrawn. He said that the farmers will struggle till the enactment of the MSP (Minimum Support Price) law. Farmers will travel to Delhi after harvesting.
During this, Rakesh Tikait said that now 40 lakh tractors will go to Delhi. He said that all 40 lakh tractors will be 19 years old, as the central government has banned the use of old tractors.
He alleged that a ban has been imposed to force the farmer to buy new tractors.
He said that casteism equations are very deep in Rajasthan, Haryana and Madhya Pradesh, so political and casteism should not be talked about, it should be only about farmers.
There is no caste of the farmer. He told the farmers that they should keep the movement alive. He said that the plowman will no longer join hands. Asked the farmers to speak the same slogan now if they go to any officer.
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Describing the central government as a government of looters, he said that a conspiracy is being hatched to make the farmers and laborers of the country a rose of a few capitalists.
The process of closing the grain in the chest of capitalists has been woven. The central government wants farmers to do farming and earn profits from their favorite companies.
Explain that the entire program of Rakesh Tikait’s visit was decided by the Congress and CPI (M) leaders. Congress MLA Krishna Poonia and senior leader Rameshwar Doody also addressed the farmers on the occasion.
