Bathinda: When on February 6, the leader of farmers based in Uttar Pradesh, Rakesh Tikait said farmers were ready to continue their protests until 2 October, everyone made fun of his claim to be hypothesized, far from reality, but now when protests have been Broken that the target is very unlikely and ready for more than that, the determination of farmers in length to revoke agricultural laws, has emerged again.
After the call for Chakka Jam (road disruption) on February 6, Tikait said we gave the government time until October 2 to revoke the law and we were ready to protest until then.
Tikaites may have made claims spontaneously, eight months ago, without much thought, but because it became a reality, now even the government seems to take claims to protest farmers seriously, feel leaders of Santyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM), banners under the patronage, agitation Farmers are being paired.
“Yes, I remember to make a claim almost eight months ago that protests will last until October.
With the selfish attitude of the central government, I have judged that the government is not ready to listen to farmers and the struggle will go for longer.
Even though the situation is the same, we Getting some flavorations from the government tried to soften his approach.
We are, however, ready to go longer, even until 2024, if the government will not listen to the country, “Tikait said while talking to Ti by telephone.
“Now, farmers have decided to concentrate more energy in Uttar Pradesh and hope this can make the central government listen to us,” Tikait said added that they were ready for the conversation if the government wanted to continue the dialogue process.
We will continue up to 2024 if we have to: Rakesh Tikait
