BKU (Lokshakti) Also Ended Protest, 3 Separated From SKM

BKU (Lokshakti) also ended picket, 3 factions separated from SKM in 24 hours. The Bharatiya Kisan Union (Lokshakti) ended its picket on Thursday after the Bharatiya Kisan Union (Bhanu) faction terminated the picket from the Chilla border adjacent to Delhi.

For the last 57 days, workers of Bhakiyu (Lokshakti) were sitting on a dharna at the National Dalit Prerna Sthal in Sector-95 in protest against the new agricultural laws.

In a press conference held at the dharna, the chairman of BKU (Lokshakti) Master Shyouraj Singh said that all the farmers’ organizations are hurt by the incident at the Red Fort in the name of tractor parade on Republic Day in Delhi.

During the last 24 hours, a total of 3 farmer organizations have so far separated from the Samyukta Kisan Morcha.

Despite the appeal of Sonepat-based United Farmers Front, the process of returning home to the farmers is not stopping. On Thursday, a large number of tractor-trolleys continue to move towards Punjab from the movement site.

At the same time, on the other hand, the Jatbandhi of the United Front are trying to convince the returning farmers.

Delhi Police issued notices to at least 20 farmer leaders, including Yogendra Yadav, Baldev Singh Sirsa, Balbir S Rajewal, for breaking the agreement with the police regarding the tractor rally in view of the violence during the tractor rally on 26 January.

They have been asked to reply within 3 days.

A loss of Rs 5 crore has been estimated in the Red Fort complex due to the violence on the Red Fort in Delhi.

There is tight security in Delhi-NCR on Thursday after the violence during the tractor parade on Republic Day. Police personnel in various areas of Delhi are ready.

Meanwhile, security forces have been deployed around the Red Fort. This is being monitored on a whim. The decision has been taken by the Delhi Police following the violence during the tractor parade of farmers on Tuesday.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah will go to the hospital on Thursday afternoon to meet the policemen. Those who were injured in the farmers’ violence on Tuesday and are being treated in hospitals.

At the same time, the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation, taking precaution, has closed the entry and exit gates at Red Fort and Jama Masjid metro station on Thursday.

Traffic has started on National Highway 24 from Thursday morning. This has brought relief to the people of Delhi and UP.

Train commuters also suffered from the nuisance in the name of tractor parade. With the movement of trains affected, the passengers could not reach the railway station on time.

Many passengers could not catch the train. To give relief to these passengers, the railway administration has decided to refund the fare.

In the name of opposition to agricultural laws, Delhi Police has started clamping down on miscreants in Delhi during the Republic Day celebrations.

The Delhi Police has so far registered 22 FIRs in this case. More than 50 farmer leaders have been nominated in the FIR.

After identifying other farmer leaders and miscreants involved in the nuisance in the investigation, after identifying them, the police will make them accused in the case.

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The Bharatiya Kisan Union (Lokshakti) ended its picket on Thursday after the Bharatiya Kisan Union (Bhanu) faction terminated the picket from the Chilla border adjacent to Delhi.

For the last 57 days, workers of Bhakiyu (Lokshakti) were sitting on a dharna at the National Dalit Prerna Sthal in Sector-95 in protest against the new agricultural laws.

In a press conference held at the dharna, the chairman of BKU (Lokshakti) Master Shyouraj Singh said that all the farmers’ organizations are hurt by the incident at the Red Fort in the name of a tractor parade on Republic Day in Delhi.

During the last 24 hours, a total of 3 farmer organizations have so far separated from the Samyukta Kisan Morcha.