Muzaffarnagar: BKU chief near Rakesh Tikait resigns from Farmers Prosperity Commission

Muzaffarnagar / Rakesh Sharma has resigned as a member of Uttar Pradesh Krishak Samridhi Commission, near farmer chief Rakesh Tikait and media in-charge of BKU, who has opened a entrance in opposition to the federal government over agricultural legal guidelines. On November 10, 2017, Malik, who performed a number one position within the Kisan motion, was below strain to resign on social media. Dharmendra Malik, media in-charge of BKU, was made a member of the Uttar Pradesh Krishak Samridhi Commission on 10 November 2017 on account of his proximity to Rakesh Tikait, the nationwide spokesperson of the Bharatiya Kisan Union. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath is the chairman of this fee. In the Kisan motion, Dharmendra Malik is taking care of the administration of the media by turning into the charioteer of Rakesh Tikait in Delhi. Anti-debate had unfold on social media, Malik was standing within the dock on this submit. Specifically, there was a debate on social media about this submit. Three months after the peasant motion, Malik broke the silence on Wednesday, replying to opponents on social media. Constituting the Commission in a Neutrality In the resignation despatched to the Chief Minister, Malik stated that the aim of this fee was to deal with the issues of the farmers and clear up them. Despite nearly three and a half years, not a single assembly of the Commission was held. There is a impasse between the Government of India and the farmers over the three agricultural legal guidelines throughout the nation. For three months, the farmers spent their time on the roads in heavy winter. But the Indian authorities has not been capable of finding an answer until date. Neither felt the necessity to ship any ideas to the Government of India on behalf of the Farmers Prosperity Commission. The Commission has not been capable of fulfill the aim with which it was shaped. .