farmers protest: Rakesh Tikait’s meeting in Madhya Pradesh; Said gang of robbers, not government

Gwalior: Farmers protest against farm laws on Monday in the Lok Sabha constituency of Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar. The farmers’ meeting was held at the Jaida Agricultural Produce Market Committee in Sheopur. There is no government at the center. Companies are run by the government. They have brought in agricultural laws to destroy the farmers. This is a gang of robbers. We have to protect ourselves and the country from them, said farmer leader Rakesh Tikait.

Farmers do not need anyone’s permission to agitate. Break the police barricades. If you break the barricades here today, you will be able to break them in Delhi tomorrow. Don’t let those who are afraid come. These are just 3 laws. If we remain silent, 40 more laws will come. Tikait also questioned whether the government was running away from the discussion.

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Rakesh Tikait attacked the central government and agricultural laws. The central government itself adds fuel to the fire and blames the fire on the people. They don’t just win elections, they do anything. It was different if there was a government of any political party. But these are robbers, Tikait alleged.

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The farmers’ meeting organized by Samyukta Kisan Morcha was attended by farmers from Sheopur, Shivpuri, Morena, Ashok Nagar in Madhya Pradesh, Baran in Rajasthan, Kota, Sawai Madhopur and border districts. Police have stepped up security due to the farmers’ meeting. From the meeting place, 500 to 600 police and officers were deployed in different parts of the city.

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Rajasthan border sealed

The Rajasthan border was sealed by the Madhya Pradesh government on the backdrop of the farmers’ meeting. As a result, a large number of farmers could not come. As a result, the meeting was not as crowded as expected by the farmers’ leaders.