New Delhi: Farmers' leaders, who have been agitating for almost a year over three agricultural laws brought by the Central government, have now announced to surmount Lucknow. Indian Farmers Union spokesperson Rakesh Tikait has said, "I am coming to Lucknow on November 22, the government should make arrangements to welcome him.'' It may be recalled that earlier CM Yogi had said that the agitating leaders should understand the difference between Lucknow and Delhi. Delhi is the capital of the country and Lucknow is the capital of the state. It has to be considered.

CM Yogi had said that the farmer will be welcomed if they come here. But if someone is playing with the law, he will be welcomed in another way too. Two days ago, on November 9, Rakesh Tikait tweeted that "Kisan Mahapanchayat of November 22 held in Lucknow will be historic. The Mahapanchayat of SKM will prove to be the last nail in the coffin in protest against the anti-farmer government and the three black laws.'' Now, in Purvanchal also, the farmer's movement will intensify. Talking to the media, Tikait said that he stays away from politics. He doesn't have to pump politics. He just wants to make his point to the Government.

On the farmers' difference, Tikait said that they are farmers, their temperature remains very high. About 200 degrees temperature. It is a mutual dispute. It goes on. BJP Kisan Morcha is also going to hold its tractor rallies across Uttar Pradesh from November 16 to 30 to protest against Tikait. It will start from Mau in Purvanchal. It will provide information on the government's work for farmers.

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