farmers protest: Farmers leader Tikait’s morcha now on Gujarat! Said, ‘From the clutches of the center …’

New Delhi: Rakesh Tikait, a farmer leader who has been protesting against farm laws at the Center, has now made a big announcement. Rakesh Tikait has directly challenged the central government. Now, we will take out a march across the country and free Gujarat from the control of the Center, said Rakesh Tikait.

The agitation of farmers on the Delhi border against the three new agricultural laws of the Center has been going on for 79 days. But no solution has been reached yet. This movement is likely to last a long time. Against this backdrop, Indian Farmers Union spokesperson Rakesh Tikait on Friday reiterated his demand for repeal of the new agriculture laws and targeted the central government.

Kisan Mahapanchayat was organized in Bahadurgarh, Haryana. Many farmers demanded a nationwide march. We will also liberate Gujarat. Because Gujarat is under the control of the Center. India is independent. But the people of Gujarat are in captivity. Tikait alleged that those participating in the agitation were being imprisoned.

‘Ready to discuss with government’

There is no repatriation unless new agricultural laws are repealed. Our forum and punch will not change. Our office at Singhu Seema will remain. We are still ready to discuss with the government today and we are ready to discuss in 10 days or next year. “We will not return from Delhi unless the nails are removed,” he warned.

‘Agree with Rahul Gandhi’s statement’

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah in the Lok Sabha over the issue of farmers. Four people are running the country. Rahul Gandhi said that this government is like ‘Hum Do’ and ‘Hamare Do’. Tikait said he agreed with Rahul Gandhi’s statement. I really think so, said Tikait.

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Farmers prepare for long agitation

After the severe cold, farmers will now have to face severe heat. As a result, fans are being installed in their tents. In addition, by increasing the height of the pavilion, another tent is being set up to prevent the scorching heat. AC trolleys are also seen at the protest site. The agitation will continue till at least October, said farmer leader Rakesh Tikait.