The peasant protests against the central government’s agricultural laws changed their appearance on January 26. Republican violence weakened the protests and then revived Rakesh Tikite’s tears movement. Farmer leader Balbir Singh Rajeewal on Saturday accused conspirators of inciting farmers to protest at the Singh border. They will not be part of any violence.
Balbir Singh Rajewal, president of the Indian Kisan Federation, said that the farmers sitting on the Delhi border were performing peacefully. They are still performing peacefully today. Emphasizing the peaceful protest, he said, “I appeal to the people to join the peaceful protest (in Delhi), but if anyone tries to persuade you, do nothing in the guise of sentiment.” We must be careful not to go to war. This is our country and our government. “
Balbir Singh’s statement comes after violence between farmers and security forces at the Singh border, in which a group of people claiming to be locals threw stones at protesters.
Balbir Singh, who said that “Indigenous people” were with the farmers, blamed the “BJP and RSS people” behind the incident at the Singhhu border. “The government is trying to incite us to violence. We do not engage in any violence. We are careful to prevent any violence.
Thousands of farmers have been living on the Delhi border for the past 66 days in protest against three new agricultural laws. Despite several rounds of talks between the government and peasant leaders, no solution has been found. The government has agreed to two demands from farmers, but farmers are adamant in repealing the laws.
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