‘Tukde Tukde’ gang’s hand in farmers’ movement, Tiwari’s pearls

New Delhi: Farmers in Uttar Pradesh, Punjab and Haryana have taken to the streets against the new agriculture laws. Farmers who took part in the agitation demanding repeal of agricultural laws have strongly pushed the central government. Today (Thursday) is the fourth time that the government is interacting with farmers. On the other hand, the authorities are trying to reject the farmers’ movement. Now a new controversy has arisen due to the statement of BJP MP Manoj Tiwari.

‘Gang’s hand in pieces’

According to Manoj Tiwari, the people of the country’s fragmented gangs want to turn the farmers’ movement into a shaheenbagh. Remarkably, the agitation against the Citizenship Reform Act was going on for several months in Shahinbagh. The agitation was postponed against the backdrop of Corona.

During the farmers’ agitation, slogans are chanted in support of Khalistan, Modiji is threatened. The plot is being hatched to destabilize the country in a planned manner. In Shaheen Bagh, the gang members who are opposing NRC and CAA are trying to make Shaheen Bagh 2.0. Tiwari also claimed that he did not want peace in the country.

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‘Hands of foreign powers’

Similarly, BJP leader and Haryana Agriculture Minister JP Dalal has claimed that Chinese and Pakistani forces were behind the agitation. He also claimed that farmers were pushed forward by foreign powers to create instability in India. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is still getting overwhelming support from the people. This law has also been supported by the people. Aren’t there supportive farmers? This is not Lahore or Karachi, he said.

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‘Protesters are not farmers’

Who have nothing to do with it. When we look at the photos of the movement, most of the farmers are not seen in it. Very few farmers are in this movement. ‘Which has nothing to do with it. When we look at the photos of the movement, most of the farmers are not seen in it. Very few farmers are in this agitation ‘, was the controversial statement made by VK Singh recently.

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