Hooda appeals farmers to take care of peace, not let miscreants hijack protest

Former Haryana chief minister and Leader of Opposition within the Assembly Bhupinder Singh Hooda has urged protesting farmers to take care of peace and be affected person. Calling for calm, Hooda stated “discipline and non-violence have been the biggest strengths of this movement and farmers must continue with their non-violent protests”. He added that he had by no means seen such a big, peaceable and disciplined motion in his life.
“The incidents that took place in some places during the tractor parade could have been avoided. Any kind of violence or provocation can give the government a chance to point a finger at the movement. Therefore, maintain peace and discipline and do not let miscreants infiltrate the movement,” he stated.

The former CM urged the protesting farmers to take all precautions, saying that their motion is an instance not just for the nation however for the entire world. “The peace, discipline and solidarity with which the farmers have taken this movement forward is commendable,” he stated.