New Delhi: Due to the controversial laws brought by the Modi government (Narendra Modi), where the Farmers Protest is once again in spate. At the same time, this movement of farmers, which has been going on for the last two months, is now attracting worldwide attention. Where on Tuesday, American pop star Rihanna expressed her support for this. After this, now many international celebrities are constantly giving or giving their opinion about the farmer’s movement.
In fact, on Tuesday, Indian activist Lisipria Kangujam openly supported the peasant movement on Twitter. On this issue, Lisipria Kangjuam tweeted and appealed to the world to support this movement. Not only this, but he also appealed to the climate change activist Greta Thunberg to have a detailed discussion about this.
Significantly, Lisipria Kanguzam came into the limelight when she rejected the honor given by PM Narendra Modi. At the same time, after Rihanna’s tweet, Greta Thunberg has also tweeted about the farmers’ movement in India. Greta wrote in her tweet that, “We stand in solidarity with the farmers’ movement in India. Before that, Greta Thunberg also supported students opposing NEET exams in India earlier.
Be aware that since Rihanna’s tweet last evening, many big international celebrities and institutions have tweeted about the farmer movement in India. Following Rihanna’s tweet, the international body Human Rights Watch, international internet rights-related organization, famous American model Amanda Carney, and many prominent celebrities and celebrities have supported the farmers movement.
It is important to note that many farmers’ organizations have been agitating on the Delhi border for the last 2 months regarding the new agricultural laws. At the same time, in the Kisan Tractor Parade organized on 26 January, the miscreants created a fierce situation. Lakhs of miscreants stormed into Delhi carrying tractors and started committing violence and violence, with the maximum being in ITO, Lal Qila and Nagloi. During this period, the miscreants had put a special religious flag on the Red Fort instead of the tricolor.
