Lakha Siddhna, who fled in a red-torture case, released another video on Facebook after a farmers’ rally in Mehraj village in Punjab’s Bathinda district on Tuesday.
Lakha Siddhna addressed the people on Tuesday, participating in a farmer’s rally in Bathinda, Punjab, in protest against the new agricultural laws. She appeared on stage for several hours. The rally was attended by a large number of police forces, and Lakha managed to escape. Mehraj Village is the ancestral home of Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh. Delhi Police have announced a reward of Rs 1 lakh for Lakh Siddhan’s arrest.
Lakha Siddha, a gangster activist, said in the video that many thanks to the people who reached Mehraj village at my request. He said more than 100,000 people came to Mehraj to raise their voice against agrarian laws. Every class of people came there. People from remote areas of Amritsar, Gurdaspur, Haryana and Rajasthan gathered at the rally.
After this, Lakha appealed to the farmer leaders to hold a big program in Delhi to let the Delhi government know that the farmers do not sit in silence. He also referred to Delhi police raids and posters on the Tiki border and said, “We have to answer this. He appealed to the youths of Punjab that whenever and wherever they call us, we should go in large numbers.
In addition he spoke about his relations with political parties. Having said that, I have a good relationship with everyone. At this rally, people rallied for the Punjab, not for me. He appealed to the Akali Dal and the Congress not to do politics in the matter. He said that my Rome-Rome is owl to Punjab. It doesn’t matter if I get caught, but if I stay out we will win this fight. He appealed to the people to be with me, we are going to win this movement.
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