New Delhi: Bharat Bandh has received tremendous support on the call of various farmers' organizations of the country. Such pictures have come out from many parts of the country. The farmers have also got the support of opposition parties. Now Rakesh Tikait, spokesperson of Bhartiya Kisan Union (BKU) has given a big statement.

Rakesh Tikait has said that at 7 o'clock in the evening, the farmer leaders will hold talks with Union Home Minister Amit Shah. After the declaration of bandh is over, the farmers will go to the Sindhu border and then go to meet Home Minister Amit Shah. Farmers of different states of the country including Punjab, Haryana are opposing the new agricultural laws brought by the Modi government.

Farmers have camped in the country's capital for thirteen days. Farmers' camp is on the Indus border. So far, five rounds of negotiations have been held between the Center and the farmers. But all these conversations remained inconclusive. Now the meeting is scheduled for the sixth round on December 9. Farmers' organizations are adamant on withdrawing it. At the same time, the government is ready to amend it, but not ready to withdraw the law.

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