“Will Now not Be Intimated” By means of Delhi Police Notices Over R-Day Violence: Farmer Union
Delhi Police issued lookout notices in opposition to farmer leaders named in FIRs over R-day violence
New Delhi:
The Samyukta Kisan Morcha on Thursday stated it’s going to now not be intimidated through the notices despatched to its leaders through Delhi Police and alleged that the federal government is attempting to position an finish to the farmers’ motion in opposition to agri rules through blaming it for the violence all through the January 26 tractor rally.
The Samyukta Kisan Morcha is an umbrella frame of farmer unions protesting in opposition to the Centre’s 3 farm rules at quite a lot of border issues of Delhi.
In a remark, the morcha stated, “We will be able to now not be intimidated through the notices being despatched through the Delhi Police and can reply to the similar. The BJP govt (on the Centre), in conjunction with its state governments, is attempting its best possible to position an finish to this motion through blaming SKM for the occasions of 26th January and this isn’t appropriate. The police are doing their best possible to evacuate a number of dharnas.”
“As an alternative of taking motion in opposition to the actual criminals, the police is as an alternative arresting farmers who have been protesting peacefully. Police has additionally seized their automobiles. We condemn the eviction of protesters at Palwal the place the police instigated locals and flared up divisive sentiments,” it added.
The Delhi Police on Thursday issued lookout notices in opposition to farmer leaders named in FIRs in reference to the violence all through the farmers’ tractor parade on Republic Day.
In line with officers, the farmer leaders who’ve been named within the FIRs can be requested to give up their passports.
“We condemn the motion through Uttar Pradesh police in slicing off fundamental amenities for the protesting farmers at Ghazipur and its makes an attempt to evict the farmers forcibly these days. Leaders like Rakesh Tikait, Tajinder Virk and Ok Ok Ragesh resisted this police behaviour peacefully.
“The federal government’s efforts to discredit the continued farmers’ motion are proceeding. The anxiety of the federal government is obvious from how it’s putting in safety forces on all borders. The federal government desires to turn this motion as ”violent” over and over, however the Samyukta Kisan Morcha has a unanimous way to be sure that the motion will stay non violent,” it stated.
On Thursday, a Sadbhavana Yatra was once taken out through farmer union leaders on the Singhu border protest website online.
“This was once in opposition to the divisive forces looking to divide the protesting farmers alongside non secular traces and as in line with states and to beef up the sensation of cohesion between the farmers,” the morcha stated.
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