Rakesh Tikite, the leader of the Indian Kisan Consortium, which is sitting on the agitation for the new agrarian law, said on Monday that the government should find a solution to the problem. We are ready to negotiate, ”he said, adding that the government should speak with Kisan Morcha, a 30-member committee of 40 organizations.

At the same time, Gaurav Tikite, at the Kisan Samman Mahapanchayat of the Indian Kisan Union (BKIU) in Bijnor, Uttar Pradesh, said farmers would continue barricading in Delhi until the problem was resolved. At the same time, RLD leader Jayant Chaudhary shared the stage in the grand finale, despite the pending leaders declaring that they would not give a platform to political leaders.

Addressing a large gathering of farmers at the ITI ground in Bijnor, Bijnor, he said that the Government of India should not make the three agrarian laws a question of dignity or conspire to end it. Farmers’ self-esteem.

Demand that the list of detainees be made public
Senior Congress leader Manish Tiwari and several Punjab government ministers met with Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday and urged him to make public the list of people arrested or detained during the agitation. According to Tiwari, he and Punjab government ministers Sukhjinder Randhawa, Sukh Sarkariya and Rajkumar hab Dabewal met Shah after the budget was presented.