Rakesh Tikait plans a march eerily just like what Khalistan org needed

Just weeks forward of the Republic day celebration within the nation, Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU) chief Rakesh Tikait on Thursday stated that protestors will perform one other procession from Red Fort to India Gate on January 26 and likewise hoist the tricolour at Amar Jawan Jyoti.
According to the studies, the self-proclaimed ‘farmer’ chief Rakesh Tikait claimed that the march might be a ‘historic scene’ the place from one aspect they are going to have ‘kisan’ and the opposite aspect ‘jawan’.
Our plan for Jan 26, we are going to take out a procession from Red Fort to India Gate. We will hoist the flag the place we meet on the Amar Jawan Jyoti. It might be a historic scene the place from one aspect we can have ‘kisan’ and the opposite aspect ‘jawan’: Rakesh Tikait, BKU Spokesperson pic.twitter.com/KgNw7Brnqu— ANI (@ANI) January 14, 2021
Tikait stated the farmers union leaders will attend the ninth spherical of talks with authorities representatives, together with Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar, Railway Minister Piyush Goyal and Minister of State Som Prakash. However, he added that that the protestors would proceed to carry talks with the federal government and likewise perform their protests at varied Delhi borders.
Interestingly, Tikait’s announcement comes two days after Khalistani terror organisation Sikhs For Justice (SFJ) had introduced a reward of Rs. 1.8 crores for hoisting the Khalistani flag on India Gate on the Republic Day.
In a letter issued by SFJ, Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannu gave a name to the Punjab farmers protesting on Singh border to boost Khalistani flag at India Gate on January 26 and obtain a reward of Rs. 1.8 crores.
On January 11, SFJ launched an incriminating video on its YouTube channel to impress Sikh people dwelling in India particularly those that agree with the Khalistani motion. Pannu within the video requested the Sikh Youth to hoist Khalistani flag on India Gate and take away Indian flag India Gate in addition to from each nook in Delhi. He stated, “On January 26, Sikhs should roam in Delhi on their tractors and remove every tricolour. The Indian flag is the symbol of suppression that Sikhs have faced in India. Every Indian flag must be removed and crushed.”
Pannu additional added that whoever hoists Khalistani flag on India gate might be rewarded with Rs. 1.8 crores. If the Indian authorities arrests the individual beneath Indian Law, his group says it’ll assist the individual(s) transfer out of India and calm down within the UK. He stated that Sikhs have taken over Delhi because the Indian authorities has enacted three black legal guidelines.
Khalistan terror group’s involvement within the farmer protestors
It will not be an unknown incontrovertible fact that the banned Khalistan terror outfit has already hijacked the farmer protests to incite folks to combat towards the Modi authorities. On January 12, the central authorities had informed the Supreme Court that they’ve credible enter from the Intelligence Bureau that there’s the presence of Khalistani supporters within the farmers’ protest.
Several protesting ‘farmers’ have resorted to violence and have shouted slogans supporting Khalistan in the course of the protests. With pro-Khalistan and anti-Indian slogans being raised in the course of the ‘farmer protest’ alongside the Haryana-Punjab border, questions are additionally being raised over the alleged involvement of SFJ in instigating Punjab farmers to protest towards the Modi authorities beneath the pretext that the three farm payments are ‘anti-farmer’ in nature.
It is essential to notice that the Khalistan organisation SFJ, funded by Pakistan, had earlier declared a grant of $1 million for farmers in Punjab and Haryana in lieu of their help for Khalistan.
Rakesh Tikait repeated makes an attempt to instigate protestors
Self-proclaimed farmer chief Rakesh Tikait’s ultimatum to the federal government and subsequent threats to take out a procession in Delhi on the Republic Day comes weeks after he had threatened to dam the expressways connecting Delhi if the talks with the federal government fail to ship any outcomes favouring them.
He had issued a warning saying that they might resort to ‘Chakka Jam’ or blocking of roads if the federal government didn’t agree on their phrases with respect to the three farm legal guidelines. Earlier, he had informed the media that they don’t intend to finish the agitation anytime earlier than the yr 2024.