GREEN REVOLT ON 72ND REPUBLIC DAY

 


26th January 2021 had gone into history of India as the most darkest and blackest day in view of the protesters as farmers hoisted the Nishan Sahib, the Sikh religious flag at the Red fort in New Delhi.

JAI  JAWAN -  a holy and reverent slogan coined by our former Prime Minister Lalbahadur Sasshtri – had completely lost its significance and the Agitating Farmers  unions are summarily responsible for these most horrible anti-national acts.

Farmers Unions agitating over 2 months wanted to repeal three farm acts of the Modi Government. For argument sake, if the Government repealed those acts, then, are they happy with the position of pre-these three acts?

There are no answers from them in public domain till date.   Even the opposition parties are not clear in their stands, what would be next steps in case Modi Government scrapped these 3 agri acts. All opposition parties in the past wanted many changes in the Mandi Systems, procurement policies, Minimum Support Price, Freedom to State Farmers to sell outside their States and even export etc.  Hence opposition political parties support to the farmers are purely political in nature. Further as feared, 26th January Violent incidents at Red Fort indicated the involvements of anti-nationals like Khalistan and Naxalites.

The unprecedented  violent scenes at Red Fort on the Republic Day of 26th January 2021could not be just breast aside lightly. Many were carrying long swords, long sticks etc. and they were attacking the police personnel who ran for their lives.

“Tillers became Killers” – were not just a statement of fact, but, these had exposed them more as rioters than farmers.

Around 400 Police personnel sustained injuries and several of them were admitted in the hospitals. Several public and private properties were damaged in acts of vandalism by the protesters.

Rakesh Tikait, Age 51, MA & LLB - is the Chief Spokesperson of Bharatiya Kisan Union (Lok Shakti) that is spearheading the kisan agitation in Delhi border.

A quick background check of Tikait will reveal that he is a politician leading the farmers to agitate. He was a Sub-Inpsector of the Delhi police, then contested UP Assembly Election in 2007 with the Congress support and was defeated coming sixth and again in 2014, he contested the Lok Sabha election on Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD) ticket and tasted defeat a second time.

Delhi-Gate Violence was a big black spot on Rakesh Tikait for which E-Touch wanted to ‘honour’ with a crown of thorn and to whip him.

 


 


 








Farmers Unions Agitations had lost their credentials and they can't regain their credibility.

Awakened Tiller Farmers should de-link with Market Merchant Mandivallas whose roles were criticized by all Political parties duly doçumented in their manifestos and many statements for the last more than ten years.

Don't allow Jai Jawan slogan to lose its glory.

Vande Bharat.

 



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