Due to the violence during the tractor parade, the All India Kisan Sangharsh Coordination Committee and the Rashtriya Kisan Mazdoor Sangathan had distanced themselves from this movement. At the same time, two other farmer organizations separated themselves from the movement after meeting the Union Agriculture Minister today.
New Delhi: After the violence during the Tractor Parade on Republic Day, the farmers' protest seems to end. There has been a split in farmer organizations. While farmer leaders like Rakesh Tikait are talking about hunger strike to continue the movement, their brother Naresh Tikait is adamant about ending the movement. Meanwhile, news has come that two other farmer organizations have distanced themselves from the agitation against agriculture laws for the last 2 months.
The decision was taken after meeting Agriculture Minister
BKU (Ekta) President Hukam Chand Sharma and BKU (Lokshakti) President Thakur Sheoraj Bhati today announced their separation from the farmer's movement after meeting Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar. . During this, Thakur Bhati said that for about 60 days, we were giving a dharna at the Dalit inspiration site. We were agitating according to the protocol of the government. But now the movement has turned directionless.
Negotiations with the government will continue on agricultural laws
He said that some chaotic elements hoisted the flag in the Red Fort, which has hurt the sentiments of the people of the country. Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar spoke at one point each. Will talk to the government in the future also. At the same time, Bhati commented on Tikait and said that he is not aggressive. This happens when a person has been sitting for 60 consecutive days. There are some shortcomings in the new agricultural bill. Now is the time to sit down and talk to the government. We have spoken to the Minister of Agriculture that if we have to talk about mediation with them, we will also get them done.
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