Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, who arrived in Meerut for the Farmers’ Mahapanchayat speech, said the new agrarian law is a death warrant for farmers. Farmers’ lands will be cleared by this law. In the extreme cold, the farmer is constantly agitating that his farm goes to capitalists. The farmer becomes a laborer on his farm. It is a struggle to make or die.
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has organized a Kisan Mahapanchayat at the Culture Resort at the Delhi Bypass in Meerut, in protest against three agrarian laws. AAP has launched Kisan Mahapanchayat after Congress, Rawalod. The first Mahapanchayat was held in Meerut.
BJP has been charged a huge fee. Kejriwal said there were false cases against farmers. These people have made the whole event of the Red Fort. Many people come to me. All told, these people deliberately made their way to the Red Fort. Those who hoisted the flag in the Red Fort were their own workers. The farmer said anything could happen. You cannot become a traitor. Today the Bharatiya Janata Party government is suing farmers for treason. Terrorists are talking to farmers.
Kejriwal said farmers always cheat. Over the course of 70 years, all the governments of the country have come to the country, all of them cheating the farmers. Farmers have only asked for their crop prices but are not offering it. Every party manifesto talks about peasants, but they do not. Today, farmers do not have to take loans if they get a fixed price for the crop. The farmer says forgive the debt. Each party talks about debt waivers before the election, but not when the government is formed.
Kejriwal said three and a half lakh farmers committed suicide in 25 years. The BJP says it will implement the Swaminathan report in its 2014 manifesto. Yielding 50 percent of the crop. MSP will be implemented. The affidavit in the Supreme Court stated that MSPs cannot be given. This is a farmer’s fraud. That is the way farmers are being persecuted across the country today. Skipping water splashes. Putting nails on their way. They are farmers, not enemies of the country. The British were not so oppressive. These people have also left the British.
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