Questions Raised Against Nine Farmer Leaders, Who Wrote To PM

Questions raised against nine farmer leaders, who wrote to PM: Farmers Protest.

Eleven Left organizations raised questions on a letter to the agitating farmers’ organization, PM Modi, on the path of collision

The agitating peasant organizations have written a letter to the Prime Minister to start the talks again, calling for Corona, but the fierceness has started within them and it is likely to be further deepened in the coming days.

In the internal debate, the 11 Left organizations involved in the farmers’ organizations have directly pointed fingers at the nine leaders who have written letters for talks and have called for a meeting of 32 organizations of Punjab.

In the ongoing discussion on WhatsApp, he has also indicated to refuse to consider Darshanpal and Yogendra Yadav as leaders.

Although the farmers of the United Front had started making a distance before the movement due to many reasons, the mutual tussle is going to be heavy.

Actually, from the very beginning, a camp has been trying to make an impact. It was mainly left organizations. Due to their insistence, many times the talks have been successful and have been unsuccessful.

Two days ago, nine leaders from the United Front wrote a letter to the Prime Minister urging them to start talks. The second camp has become active even before any initiative from the government.

Questions raised on the motives of the leaders.

According to sources, Punjabi debate on WhatsApp has been sparked and questions have been raised on the motives of the leaders who have written the letter.

It is said in the mutual discussion that who gave the right to write letters to these nine leaders.

Earlier it was decided that on May 21, the manner of the performance of May 26 will be discussed, then they postponed the meeting after talking about busyness and now wrote a letter without consent.

It is also indicated by the tone of the letter that the core committee constituted is now going to be surrounded by questions. There is a clear indication of this in the letter.