Mumbai: On Wednesday, the Country Cabinet provides a resolution that expresses regret for the deaths of farmers in the violence of Lakhimpur-Kheri.
The ministers stood silent as a sign of respect and described a unfortunate death.
In the Cabinet meeting, the Minister of Chief Justice Uddhav Thackeray strongly condemned the incident and criticized the BJP LED government at Uttar Pradesh due to abuse of his power.
“To condemn the brutality in which farmers were destroyed to death under the car, the three parties had called for Bandh Maharashtra on October 11,” said the Cabinet Minister and Head of NCP Jayant Patil.
He said that no important service would be affected during bandh.
“BJP is trying to stop the protests of farmers throughout the country in a savage.
Even days after the incident of Lakhimpur-Kheri, there is no arrest.
And it is necessary to register protest against the incident,” Patil said.
The announcement came a day after Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut struggled for the actions of joint opposition to BJP.
In the editorial in Saamana, Sena said that the person who ordered firing bullets at the farmer in Jalianwalla Bagh was an Englishman.
The person who destroyed Freedom Fighter Babu Genu was under a truck in Mumbai (during the struggle of independence), while he protested foreign clothes, also a British, he said.
However, the person who destroyed farmers struggling for their rights at Lakhimpur-Kheri was the son of a United minister, Sena was alleged.
Meanwhile, the President of the Maharashtra Congress Nana Patoly on Wednesday said the party would protest and use “Bharo Prison Andolan” if their leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, was not released by the Uttar Pradesh police.
BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis, on the other hand, said that the Maharashtra government had ignored the difficulties of farmers who had lost their rainfall results.
“Maharashtra farmers have been ignored.
There is no decision about helping him.
This is an opportunistic government.
They do not care about farmers, this is all done with political motives,” Fadnivis said.