Lagatar24 Desk
New Delhi, Nov.19: Bhartiya Kisan Union’s (BKU) spokes person and farmer leader Rakesh Tikait has stated that the farmers’ agitation will not be withdrawn immediately. Farmers will stop protesting once the farm laws are repealed in the parliament of India. This announcement comes after Centre’s decision of repealing the three controversial farm laws that was announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday morning.
Taking it to Twitter, Tikait tweeted, “The agitation will not be withdrawn immediately, we will wait for the day when agricultural laws will be repealed in Parliament. Along with MSP, the government should also discuss other issues of farmers. #FarmersProtest.”
आंदोलन तत्काल वापस नहीं होगा, हम उस दिन का इंतजार करेंगे जब कृषि कानूनों को संसद में रद्द किया जाएगा ।
सरकार MSP के साथ-साथ किसानों के दूसरे मुद्दों पर भी बातचीत करें : @RakeshTikaitBKU#FarmersProtest
— Rakesh Tikait (@RakeshTikaitBKU) November 19, 2021
Earlier in another tweet he said, “The farmer is sitting on a pile of gunpowder. The movement will keep you alive. Everyone has to bear this responsibility.
Disenchantment with the land is a conspiracy of the government. The land is shrinking. These people will also snatch the right to buy and sell land from the farmer. Forgetting caste and religion, farmers have to unite. #FarmersProtest.”
किसान बारूद के ढेर पर बैठे हैं। आंदोलन से ही जिंदा रहेंगे । यह जिम्मेदारी सबको निभानी होगी ।
जमीन से मोहभंग करना सरकार की साजिश है। जमीन कम हो रही है। किसान से जमीन बेचने और खरीदने का अधिकार भी यह लोग छीन लेंगे । जाति और मजहब को भूलकर किसानों को एक होना होगा । #FarmersProtest
— Naresh Tikait (@NareshTikait) November 19, 2021
#WATCH | BKU leader Rakesh Tikait says that farmers' agitation will continue until the #FarmLaws are repealed by the Parliament and other issues are resolved. pic.twitter.com/abcqiSMv3b
— ANI (@ANI) November 19, 2021
Meanwhile many other significant political leaders have welcomed the Centre’s decision to withdraw the farm laws against which hundreds of farmers were protesting on the Delhi-Haryana border for the last 1 year.
Read: “And its a WIN, after long 1 year!!”, opposition celebrates Centre’s decision on farm laws
