Hardip Singh Dibdiba (75), Grandpa from 25 years of farmers who have lost their lives in violence January 26 in Delhi, said on Friday, “People like Navreet.
He will be very happy to hear the declaration by PM.
On agricultural law today” .
Navreet, vocal opponent from agricultural law, just returned to mixture from Melbourne after graduating and joining stirring.
“Our blood and sweat paid off,” said his grandfather.
On the day of the Republic last year, Hardip Singh Dibdiba who was 75 years old had cried to sleep.
He remembered that night as if it were yesterday.
Apple his eyes, his grandson Navreet, only 25 and returned home from Australia after his country in the country to a girl he knew, had been killed during the protest of violence against agricultural laws in Delhi, Kanwardeep Singh reported.
“There is darkness in our house, even throughout Dibdiba (a small village in Rampur), he said.” People like Navreet.
He will be very happy to hear the declaration by PM on agricultural law today.
I really miss him.
“Navreet, vocal vocals of agricultural law, have just returned to mixed from Melbourne after completing their graduation in the trade from the university there.
He dives towards farmer agitation.
His wife, Mansweet Kaur, 22, left back in Australia to finish his master.
He had told him that he would join him later.
After Navpreet died, the cause of his death was mired in conspiracy theory.
Granddad on the farm grieving killing on January 26
