Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU) leader, Rakesh Tikait, who reached the protesting site in Gurugram on Sunday to support the farmers ongoing stir in the national Capital while addressing the people at the protesting site said that the farmers agitation will not end till the government rolls back the new agriculture laws.
Tikait alleged that the new farm laws have been made for the benefit of the capitalists. He said that till the demands of the farmers are not accepted, the farmers will stay in Delhi and keep protesting against these laws. He said that soon Rajasthan farmers will reach the Delhi border. The Samyukt Kisan Morcha, Gurugram should help them in all possible ways.
On this, President of United Front Gurugram, Chaudhary Santokh Singh, assured that all possible help will be given to all the farmers who come from Rajasthan.
Bharatiya Kisan Union General Secretary, Yudhveer Singh, who was also present at the protest site, said that the government is misleading the farmers. He said that the government should abolish the three laws.
In a joint statement, Santokh Singh said that despite the bitter cold, hundreds of workers from several workers' organizations have been sitting on a dharna in support of the demands of the farmers.
Singh said their support to the farmer's brother will continue till the roll back of the new agriculture laws.