Farmers Of Punjab, Haryana, And Western UP Continue To Protest
Farmers of Punjab, Haryana, and Western UP continue to protest. A fake video of removing the nail from the road on the Ghazipur border goes viral, Delhi Police gave the statement.
Thousands of farmers of Punjab, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh continue to protest at the Delhi-NCR border demanding the repeal of the three central agricultural laws.
Meanwhile, along with the demand for cancellation of the law, as well as the demand for enactment of the law on MSP, the demonstration of farmers running on the Singhu border has entered the 71st day on Thursday.
At the same time, the deployment of 31 companies of CRPF including 16 companies of RAF in Delhi-NCR has been extended for 2 weeks in view of the farmers’ protests.
Meanwhile, the Delhi Police has come out with the statement that such videos and pictures are being circulated showing that the nails are being removed from the Ghazipur border.
Nails are being replaced. Preparations on the border are the same as before.
Traffic has been stopped on both sides on Raisina Road in Delhi’s VVIP area. At the same time, many leaders of opposition parties have left via buses to meet the farmers protesting on the Ghazipur border.
The delegation includes NCP MP Supriya Sule, DMK MP Kanimozhi, SAD MP Harsimrat Kaur Badal, and TMC MP Saugat Roy. Meanwhile, the spikes on the roads at the Ghazipur border have been removed.
One member from every house in the dharna
In Khap Panchayat held in Mathura, the proposal of one person from every house to join the Ghazipur border dharna was approved.
Ex-servicemen organization and RLD also announced to walk shoulder to shoulder with the farmers.
Earlier on Wednesday, Rakesh Tikait, national spokesperson of the Bharatiya Kisan Union at Khap Panchayat in the Jind district of Haryana, attacked the central government demanding the repeal of all three agricultural laws.
During this, Rakesh Tikait said that when the king is afraid, he makes fortifications. His reference was to nail the Delhi border and erect cement barricades.
He said that the central government is making fortifications on the borders of Delhi-NCR, fearing the farmers. Not only this, but there is also a barbed and spikes on the roads.
Rakesh Tikait has announced in the presence of thousands of farmers that the demand of farmers has returned all three agricultural laws.
If the matter comes back on the throne, what will the government do? He has once again reiterated that the farmers’ movement will not return until the law is withdrawn.
Meanwhile, Naqi Tikait, national president of Bhakiyu, said that the farmers’ movement in Mangalore, Roorkee is going on peacefully and will continue till the agricultural law is repealed.
On February 6, farmers will join the Bharat Bandh with full discipline. Tikait was addressing a mahapanchayat convened by the Bharatiya Kisan Union, Uttarakhand Kisan Morcha, and Kisan Kamgar Morcha.
A large number of farmers arrived from Muzaffarnagar, Saharanpur, Shamli, and Baghpat.
