New Delhi: A consensus has been reached between the government and farmers and a formal announcement is yet to be made to end the Bus Kisan Andolan (Farmer Protest). At present, farmers are distributing sweets and celebrating at Singhu Border  in Delhi. Not only that, they have also started uprooting their tents and packing goods. On the other hand, united front sources say, "It will take two days to clear the border. At the same time, the performance of farmers will continue in other forms. Unless the demands are met, or received in writing, there will be demonstrations in the States. '

On the other hand, farmer leader Ashok Dhawle says, "A signed letter from the Agriculture Ministry has been received by the United Farmers Front on Thursday morning. The letter will be placed in the United Kisan Morcha meeting today and whatever decision is taken will be discussed. Ashok Dhawle further said, "A lot of demands have been accepted, not everything is accepted in every movement. Whatever cases are there, they should be back and the Red Fort and the 26th of January will also be considered. '

Let me tell all of you that last Wednesday, the SKM had announced that the proposal made by the Central Government on other demands of the farmers after the withdrawal of agricultural law has been accepted by the farmers' organisations. Now, farmer leader Rakesh Tikait's tewar also looks a little soft. Today, Thursday, Rakesh Tikait has said, "It seems to be happening. It seems that the matter will be fine today. The Government has proposed in the raw paper, we need concrete documents. Whatever proposal has come from the Government, our demand is that they should be given in writing. Just put the paper in raw that gave. But unless we write with the stamp of the Government, we will not agree. '

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