Rakesh tikait

Rakesh Tikait, national spokesperson of the Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU), on the issue of assets worth 80 crores, said that the government was undervaluing their assets. All farmers are his property. He said that if the government traces the property of the farmers of the entire country, they will come to know about them. After this, he said that all those who are giving false news about their property will be dealt with in the court. This is all baseless news.

Rakesh Tikait also accused farmers of taking wheat-paddy cheaply and selling it expensive by traders. On the other hand, in addition to Bajpur and Maharashtra of Udham Singh Nagar at UP Gate, the process of reaching farmers from Punjab also intensified. In the morning at UP Gate, national spokesperson Rakesh Tikait made a further strategy with the farmers. He then said that whatever media institutions are counting their assets, they will be dealt with in the court. The work of spoiling the movement is being done by running baseless news about them. 

Tikait spoke of taking legal action against such people. Meanwhile, he said that the movement will go on as long as the government wants. The farmers committee is ready to talk to the government. Rather, talks have not been invited by the government. After that he said that when all the officers are engaged, then their property will be known. 

On the policy of the government, he said that when the government has a solid policy, the solution will be resolved. Not only this, trucks going to Punjab, Haryana can be seen from Pashmichi UP and elsewhere on the highway. When the farmers will not get the purchase of MSP, the donor will have to bear the loss. He said that now there will be no loot on MSP. 

On the other hand, Rakesh Tikait thanked people arriving at the venue of the movement. When farmers from Punjab and other places reached the UP gate with water, Rakesh Tikait accepted the water with a forehead. Apart from this, a family of 30 people from Uttarakhand's Bajpur reached UP Gate to support the movement.

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