Muzaffarnagar: In Muzaffarnagar, farmers organized a big Mahapanchayat against the agricultural laws of the central government. During this, the farmer leaders attacked the central government fiercely. Nine months later, Muzaffarnagar farmer leader Rakesh Tikait said the agitation against the three laws would continue until the central government met their demands. Rakesh Tikait said on Sunday that whatever the government does, the farmers will not leave the borders of Delhi.
In the Kisan Mahapanchayat organized by the United Kisan Morcha, Tikait said, “We take a pledge that we will not leave the dharna site there (on the borders of Delhi), even if our graveyard is built there.” If needed, we will give our lives too, but we will not leave the dharna site until we win. When the Indian government invites us for talks, we will go, but the farmers’ movement will continue. Rakesh Tikait said that the struggle for independence continued for 90 years. Now it seems that this movement will also continue for a long time.
Addressing the Kisan Mahapanchayat organized on the grounds of Government Inter College, Muzaffarnagar, Rakesh Tikait said, “Today, under the decisions taken by the United Kisan Morcha, we will have to hold big meetings all over the country. Now, this mission is not only the mission of Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand, now this mission will be the mission of the United Front to save the country. If this country survives, this Constitution will survive.
Meanwhile, Uttar Pradesh Additional Director General of Police (Law and Order) Prashant Kumar said that 25 companies of PSC and 20 officers of Meerut zone have been deployed in view of the Mahapanchayat. ADG Kumar said that we have issued a traffic alert for the smooth movement of traffic. We are continuously monitoring the situation.
