New Delhi: The farmers' movement on the issue of agricultural law has been going on for two months and no solution seems to be forthcoming. Meanwhile, PM Narendra Modi said in the all-party meeting held before the beginning of the Parliament session that the farmers are only one phone call away from him. Now the reaction of Rakesh Tikait of Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU) has come on this statement of PM Modi.

Rakesh Tikait said tell us the number, we just call. The farmer leader said that people cheat us on our phone. If PM Modi is talking about any such phone call, then give us the number. There was an all-party meeting under the leadership of PM Modi, in which PM assured all the parties that all subjects were discussed in the Parliament. PM Modi had said that farmers are a distance of a phone call from him, the offer given to the farmers is still applicable and farmers can talk.

On Tuesday, on behalf of farmer leader Rakesh Tikait, it has been said that the public is facing problems due to the spikes on the roads near the movement. He said that now we do not have to go to Delhi, in such a situation there is no need to install spikes, but they are causing losses to the common people.

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