New Delhi: The leaders of farmers who protested controversial agricultural agriculture laws on Thursday said they were suspicious that they were put together by the government using Israeli Software Pegasus.
“This is an unethical government.
We suspect that our number is also on the list of those who peek,” said the leader of the farmer Shiv Kumar Kakka.
“The government is behind the reconnaissance.
Obviously and this problem gets traction.
We know that they are watching us too,” he thought.
India’s Swaraj President Yogendra Yadav said the telephone number of farmer leaders would search in data from 2020-21.
“When this data will be published, our number will be there, of course,” he told PTI.
The farmers who protested have come to Jantar Mantar to prove to the government that they are not a fool, said Yadav, adding that the British parliament debated their problems but not the Indian parliament.
Overcoming a press conference, Yadav pressed the debate about the issues raised by farmers who protested central legislation.
Other farmer union leaders, Hannan Mollah, said they had written to all members of the parliament to demand their demands, but alleged that parliament did not take their problems.
A group of 200 farmers reached Jantar Mantar in the center of Delhi on Thursday to protest three controversial agricultural laws as a monsoon session on progress.
The police threw a security ring around Central Delhi and maintained strict misery on the movement of the vehicle.
Delhi Lt Anil Baijal Governor has given a special permission to demonstrate by a maximum of 200 farmers in Mantar, several meters from the Parliament Complex, until August 9.
Protesting the leaders of farmers said they were suspicious of the government lurking them
