Ghaziabad: Leader of Farmer Rakesh Tikait – The day after he and other members of Bharatiya Kisan Union released the tent next to the barrier placed by Delhi police on the Ghaziabad-Delhi service track near the central gate for the closure of the road on the Ghazipur border.
Previously, argued that the obstruction on the road was not by farmers, Tikait had blamed Delhi’s police for the same thing.
The farmers argue that the purpose of removing tents is to “expose this truth”.
Titails on Friday writing slogans at the barricade blamed the Government of Prime Minister Narendra-LED, even when several tents appeared to be removed from the service path.
BKU, however, denied that more tents were removed.
“Farmer tents are on the side of the road.
They have sat here for a long time and will continue to do so.
We have time until the next hearing date at the Supreme Court to submit our reply,” said Dharmendra Malik Bku Media to Ti.
The Apex Court, hearing the petition looking for the removal of road blockade by farmers on Thursday, stating that while farmers have the right to protest, they cannot block the road without time limit.
The farmer union was given three weeks to submit their reply.
The next hearing in this case was posted for December 7 on Friday, Tikait, using green paint, wrote several slogans at multi-layered barricades placed by Delhi police.
Slogans such as “Modi Sarkar, Rasta Kholo” (the Modi Government, opened the way), “Rukury to Liye Modi Sarkar Jimmewar” (the MOD government is responsible for obstruction), written throughout the barricade.
“If Delhi’s police removes a barrier, there will be no obstacles.
We, and commuters, will be able to go to Delhi,” Tikait said while overcoming media people on Thursday.