Rajnath Singh a ‘caged parrot’, can resolve deadlock if allowed to speak to farmers: Naresh Tikait

Image Source : PTI BKU president Naresh Tikait accused the BJP-led central authorities of being “stubborn” over the three new farm legal guidelines.
Bharatiya Kisan Union president Naresh Tikait on Wednesday known as Defence Minister Rajnath Singh a “caged parrot” and stated the farmers’ points could possibly be resolved if he’s given the liberty to speak with them.

He accused the BJP-led central authorities of being “stubborn” over the three new legal guidelines, which farmer unions need repealed. The protesting farmers too aren’t prepared to return on their calls for, he stated.

“The government has made Defence Minister Rajnath Singh a caged parrot (‘pinjre ka tota’). msp If he is given the freedom to talk to farmers, I can guarantee that there would be a decision and the BJP’s prestige will also remain intact,” he stated.

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He stated farmers respect the Defence Minister, however he isn’t given an opportunity by the federal government to cope with the farmers’ situation.

Tikait addressed a farmers’ “mahapanchyat” right here and likewise spoke to reporters, claiming that the Centre was not paying heed to the farmers protesting towards the legal guidelines.

“The authorities is cussed and isn’t prepared to listen to out farmers. It ought to change its perspective,” the BKU chief stated.

“If the PM is not ready to repeal the laws, we are also not going to backtrack. The farmers are ruined and not getting the right price for their produce. The rise in prices of power, petrol and diesel has affected them also,” he stated.

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“If this government continues for long, farmers will have to abandon agriculture,” added.

The BKU chief stated the best way to Uttar Pradesh’s Purvanchal is thru Barabanki and if farmers listed here are made conscious of the impression of the brand new legal guidelines, they may be capable of inform farmers in that area about it.

“This authorities is defaming farmers, labelling them as terrorists and Khalistanis and we won’t stay silent on this,” he stated.

Tikait indicated that he had no quarrel with Union Minister Sanjeev Balyan, whose supporters and people of the Rashtriya Lok Dal clashed lately over the farmers’ protests.

He not directly referred to the riots in western Uttar Pradesh in 2013, over which Balyan too had confronted expenses.

“Earlier Hindus and Muslims lived in amity. But from 2013, BJP unfold misconceptions amongst them and divided society. But now folks have understood their tips,” the BKU chief stated.

Thousands of farmers have been tenting on the border of Delhi since November-end, demanding the repeal of the brand new agri-marketing legal guidelines.
They declare that the legal guidelines will weaken the minimal help worth (MSP) system, an argument that the federal government rejects.

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