Farmers Protest: If demands are not met in two days?
Bharatiya Kisan Union leader Rakesh Tikait has warned the central government that the farmers will not go back without solution and talks. He said that delhi is not far for us. Our call on 16th is that the government has time till 16th february to find a solution. The BKU leader said that the farmer is ready to talk. The government is lying that the farmers are not ready for talks. Even today the farmers have said that talks should be held with us.
He claimed that no farmer dies by being stoned, those who throw stones are also government men. Kisan United Front is not a part of it yet but we are with them, if they want, we will support them. This movement is of farmers. Whatever decision the United Front takes, we will take the decision accordingly.
Farmers stand on Punjab-Haryana data-borders, police releases tear gas shells
Let us tell you that hundreds of farmers remained standing on the two data-borders of Punjab-Haryana on wednesday morning once again to start their 'Dilli Chalo' march. At the same time, haryana police fired tear gas shells to disperse the protesters at Shambhu data-border near Ambala.
The protesting farmers of punjab made a fresh effort to remove the blockade on the haryana data-border as part of the 'Delhi Chalo' march for various demands. Farmer leaders will hold a meeting before moving ahead with their plan of 'Delhi march' by removing the multi-layered barricade at the Shambhu data-border.
police fired tear gas shells and used water cannon on protesters at the Data Singhwala-Khanauri data-border in Jind district of Haryana. According to the police, nine policemen were injured in this clash. Farmers continue to come from many places of punjab to participate in the ‘Dilli Chalo’ march.