New Delhi: Farmers' demonstrations continue on the borders of Delhi against the agricultural law. In fact, farmer leaders are constantly chalking out strategies to intensify this movement. In the same sequence, on Saturday, Rakesh Tikait, national spokesperson of the BKU, addressed the farmers from the stage and said many important things. He said in his address- 'There will be a peasant movement and will continue, whether it is summer or rain. Generators will be installed on the border in summer and the way the water has come from village to village, similarly diesel will also come from village to village.'

During this time, Tara Gandhi Bhattacharjee, granddaughter of Mahatma Gandhi was also involved. She also went to meet the farmers. In his address, Rakesh Tikait told the forum, "There will be a peasant movement and will continue, whether it is summer or rain." Generators will be installed at the border in summer and diesel will come from the village to village in the same way as water has come from village to village.” Apart from this, he also said, “Farmers will sleep in AC and coolers on the border, the movement site is our home. The government should give us electricity connections, otherwise, we will have to install generators here under compulsion. The government will go only by removing the nails which are in the way of farmers. We are guests from Delhi. Will come, go and farming will also be done. If the government talks, our United Front will also talk."

Further, Rakesh also said to the farmers, "We will soon make 8 to 10 questions to all of you, whenever you come to ask for these votes, ask them these questions. Will also hold meetings in Maharashtra, Gujarat, and Bengal. You will also know what the government is doing there.”

Also Read:

UPPL to contest in at least 12 seats in Assam Assembly polls: BTC chief Pramod Boro

JP Nadda pays tribute to CRPF personnel on 2nd anniversary of Pulwama terror attack

Two crew members of Savdhaan India died in road accident