Thousands of farmers who have been camping on the Delhi border for more than two months are now shutting down facilities like electricity and water. If farmers are angry about this, the government has accused them of power theft. Energy minister RK Singh said the theft was a crime and it could be prosecuted. He said the law was right to cut off contact from the police.
RK Singh told the news agency ANI, “Have these protesters taken any valid contact? Otherwise, they were stealing power and were guilty of power theft.
#Watch | Did any of these protesters take legal contact? Otherwise, he was stealing power and guilty of power theft. So if the police disconnect it, they are working to uphold the law. Legal action to be taken against people who stole electricity: Union Power Minister RK Singh pic.twitter.com/Xur4SKGEmL
– ANI (@ANI) February 6, 2021
Significantly, the farmers have been performing at the Delhi border since the end of November, against the three new agricultural laws of the central government. Thousands of farmers have been camping on the borders of Ghazipur, Singu and Tikri for a long time. All arrangements were made for food and drink as they were here. Power and water systems were also made.
In the aftermath of the violence in Delhi on January 26, when the police started cutting off the connections made by farmers, they have tried to stop ration-water supplies. The Internet is shutting down around the exhibition space. However, despite this, a large number of farmers are still stuck.
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