Farmers Protest: Ready for discussion with Center on Agricultural Laws: Rakesh Tikait

Chandigarh: Rakesh Tikait, leader of the Indian Farmers ‘Union, said on Sunday that the farmers’ union was ready to resume discussions with the central government on the controversial agricultural laws. But he said the discussion should be about repealing new agricultural laws. He also expressed the belief that there is no question of returning from the site of the farmers’ agitation unless their demands are met.

‘No reply to letter’

“When the government wants to have a discussion, the United Farmers’ Union will be ready for a discussion with the government,” Tikait said.

“The government is always ready for talks, we are just one call away,” the government had said. Now we have written a letter but we have not received a reply to this letter yet, said Rakesh Tikait.

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Abhay Singh Sandhu, nephew of freedom fighter Shaheed Bhagat Singh, died recently due to other problems including Kovid infection. Rakesh Tikait had arrived in Mohali to visit Sandhu’s family. This time, he made this statement while interacting with journalists.

Intense agitation in Hisar area

On the other hand, tight security has been deployed in the Hisar area of ​​Haryana in the wake of the ongoing farmers’ agitation. The agitation of farmers has intensified after more than 300 farmers were booked in connection with the violence that erupted in the district last Sunday.

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For more than six months now, farmers have been protesting on the Delhi border against agricultural laws during the Corona transition period.
We are, said Tikait.

‘No vaccination for protesters’

He clarified that the government has not made any arrangements for the vaccination of the protesters, saying that the protesters are isolated for 15 days during the Corona transition.

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