Tikait to attend farmers’ mahapanchayat in Haryana’s Jind on Wednesday

BKU chief Rakesh Tikait will attend a farmers’ mahapanchayat in Haryana’s Jind district on Wednesday to collect help for the agitation in opposition to the Centre’s new farm legal guidelines. Elaborate preparations have been put in place at Jind’s Kandela village for the occasion, Sarv Jatiya Kandela Khap head Tekram Kandela mentioned on Tuesday.
Besides Tikait, a number of khap leaders will participate in it, he mentioned. It will probably be a giant gathering to muster help for the farmers’ agitation, Kandela mentioned.
The Kandela khap, which had spearheaded a farmers’ agitation in Haryana almost twenty years in the past, has lent its help to farmers in opposition to the brand new farm legal guidelines. Several different khaps too are backing the agitation.

Tekram Kandela mentioned at Wednesday’s occasion, points together with the demand to repeal the farm legal guidelines and a authorized assure of the minimal help worth will probably be taken up.
“The Centre should talk to farmers and immediately find a resolution as thousands of farmers have been holding the agitation for months now. The prime minister should himself talk to the farmers to find an early solution,” Kandela mentioned.

Meanwhile, Haryana BKU chief Gurnam Singh Chaduni reached Surewala Chowk in Hisar district’s Uklana and addressed a bunch of farmers, the place he sought their help for the countrywide chakka jam referred to as by farmer unions on February 6.
Farmer unions on Monday introduced to dam nationwide and state highways for 3 hours in protest in opposition to the Internet ban in areas close to their agitation websites and the alleged harassment meted out to them by the authorities.
Chaduni additionally criticised the federal government’s transfer of parking buses to seal the primary entry factors, placing up multi-layer barricades and checkpoints on the Delhi’s Ghazipur border, the brand new focus of the farmers’ agitation. He mentioned the farmers’ agitation will proceed until the time the federal government doesn’t withdraw the farm legal guidelines.