Rakesh Tikait gave an open threat to the government said - on January 26 the tractor will march again

Farmer leader Rakesh Tikait has again threatened the government. Ticket has said that on January 26, farmers will again take out tractor marches at different places in the country. He said that a meeting of the United Kisan Morcha will be held on January 15.

'No talks with MSP'

According to the information, Rakesh Tickett said that 'the government has not yet formed any committee regarding MSP, nor has the government talked about it. He said that if the government does not talk about it, then the farmers are ready.

'Training of farmers was a movement that lasted for 13 months'

Regarding the farmers' movement, Tickett said that on January 15, there will be a meeting of the United Kisan Morcha. The agitation, which lasted for 13 months on the border of Delhi, was the training of the farmers. He said that now we have come to know that if the government does not accept the demands, then we know how to organize agitations in January and in June.

'Farmers will reach the new Parliament House, not the Red Fort'

The farmer leader told the government in a threatening manner that if the government does not agree, then now we will not reach the Red Fort but the new Parliament House. He said that on January 26, tractors will march again at different places. Apart from this, Tickett said that this government is also going to make some agreement to make the price of milk cheap. We will oppose that too.

The protesters had hoisted their flag on the Red Fort

Let us inform that on the Republic Day 2021 last year, during the tractor parade of the agitating farmers, a large number of furious protesters broke the barrier and reached the Red Fort and put a religious flag on that pillar on its ramparts. Where the Prime Minister hoists the tricolor of India on 15 August. The protesters who entered the Red Fort created a ruckus and also ransacked the ticket counter. By around 10.30 pm, the police got the protesters to vacate the Red Fort and also removed the religious flag. Thousands of protesters clashed with the police at several places, leading to chaos in Delhi and surrounding areas.