Rakesh Tikait Was Not Allowed To Do Rally In Yavatmal

Rakesh Tikait was not allowed to rally in Yavatmal, Maharashtra today: Farmers agitation.

In Yavatmal, Maharashtra, farmer leader Rakesh Tikait has not received permission to hold a rally on Saturday.

A senior official said that the district administration has not allowed a mahapanchayat rally in view of the worsening conditions of the coronavirus.

There was also an earlier application for permission, which was rejected by the administration. Tikait’s rally was to be held at Azad Maidan here.

Strict on organizing joint Kisan Morcha rally.

Earlier, the United Kisan Morcha had said that it was adamant about organizing the rally. The Samyukta Kisan Morcha was organizing this rally.

The Maharashtra coordinator of the Morcha Sandeep Gidde had said that Tikait would reach Nagpur on Friday night and would sit on a dharna if the rally was not allowed.

Tikait said – sacrifice a crop in a fight with the government

Rakesh Tikait, the national spokesperson of the Bharatiya Kisan Union, has made a big announcement ahead of the strategic meeting. He sacrificed one crop in a fight with the government.

Loss of crop will not be allowed

Farmer leader Rakesh Tikait said that the people of the village are saying that the movement will go on and the media and government are saying that the movement will end in two months, then tell that the government should not be in misunderstanding.

If the crop needs to be sold at half the price, they will do it and they will also burn if needed. If the need arises, we will harvest the workers and sell them at a loss.

It is a great challenge to have both harvest and movement together. He said that the crowd should not be any less, the movement should also go on and harvesting of the crop simultaneously should be a big challenge.

This is how farmers will come.

The farmer leader said that preparations are being made that the movement should go on and the crop should not be harmed. Everywhere there is a crop cycle of 20 to 25 days.

People will not come from the place where the crop cycle will take place, people will come from other places. The farmers of Madhya Pradesh will come first. Then farmers will come from Saharanpur and Aligarh.

We will decide the movement according to geography. We are ready to sacrifice a crop, the government removes misgivings from its mind. The movement will end only when the bill is withdrawn and the MSP is implemented.