Ghaziabad: The question is annoying Tikait Rakesh.
“Why are we constantly asked when will we lift our tent?” Leader Bharatiya Kisan Union told Ti on Wednesday at the gate at the Ghazipur border, where he had led agitation on the central new agricultural law for 11 months.
“The farmers go everywhere.
We live on the gate,” added Tikait, whose tears filled with tears had revived agitation after the violence of the January 26 tractor in Delhi.
Since then, it has been a central voice in agitation, led by SKM, grouping of 40 agricultural unions.
Above the gate, the final expectation to the 11-month border blockade at the gate has receded in a few days after the removal of Delhi concrete barriers from the part of the road blocked here – The Flyover of the Delhi-Meerut Expressway (DME) – which creates an atmosphere of anticipation of the commencement again normal.
Delhi Inbound Traffic Suspension For 11 months, both in DME-NH9 and Hindon lifted the road – has spelled the trouble for the residents of Ghaziabad who traveled to Delhi to work, increasing the driving time an average of 30 minutes.
On October 31, when the police removed the concrete obstacle of the DME flyover to send “positive messages”, the attention turned to how the farmers would react.
The Supreme Court, where the trial turns on, say farmers have the right to protest but no one can be allowed to block the road without time limit.
Because Delhi’s police moved, Tikait had appealed to farmers to sustain a bracelet above the gate, where the numbers were currently thin, and warned to establish tents at the DM police station and office if the government tried to remove the protesters camp in DME and NH -9 on the Ghazipur border.
“After Delhi police were called the elimination of the DME barricade, there was a misleading statement from various quarters that farmers emptied the gate.
We have a reason to believe this is the work of people in the powerful dispensation,” said Tikaite.
“The statement that we will establish tents in the police station and DM offices are made to conduct pre-empties in part of the government,” he added.
Repeating the position taken by farmers in the Supreme Court, said BKU leader, “We have not blocked the highway .
The problem here is not blocking the DME but three agricultural law.
“The leaders of SKM, meanwhile, is expected to meet at the border Singhu, the main base of the protest, on November 9, according to members of BKU.
The meeting tends to discuss, among others, unilateral statements on the agitation given by some of the farmers’ leaders, such as setting a November 26 deadline for the center to receive all their demands (this is done by Tikait in tweets).