Delhi: The Central Government has taken a firm stand against the farmers’ strike. Police are determined to evacuate the farmers’ protest venue in Gazipur. The ultimatum given to the protesters was to leave before 11 pm. The farmers’ response was a warning that strict action would be taken if it did not change. Farmers’ leader Rakesh Tikayat said the police would be responsible for whatever happened during the strike.
Live from the protest venue
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iL53Y28Rp84
Remove the eviction, police launched a strike since yesterday night. UP police are trying to evacuate a protest venue in Gazipur as Delhi police allege that Rakesh Tikayam was involved in the Red Fort attack. As Tikayat called on the farmers to come to the front of the protest venue, the farmers started squatting near the main venue.
The farmers’ organizations are of the view that they will remain in the area even after the shooting. More tractors to the Tikri border
There are also plans to deliver. The district administration demanded that the protest center in Gazipur be evacuated. A notice was posted on the tent of Rakesh Tikayam, a police farmer leader who had reached the venue. But Tikayam’s response was that even if he was shot, he would not leave the venue.
More RAF teams have arrived in Singh. Farmers’ organizations have said that 20,000 tractors will reach the Tikri border tomorrow.
There has been a big move on the part of the government. The strike is continuing in Tikri, Singh, Shahjahanpur and Gazipur. The government explained that the attack on the ITO was carried out by people returning from Gazipur. Gasippurile is expected to be removed by the police and other nalitannalilum depending on the response.
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Last Updated Jan 28, 2021 11:07 PM IST
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