Rakesh Tikait, the National Spokesperson of the Indian Farmer, informed about the meeting with Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday evening. He told, 'There is a meeting with the Home Minister at 7 pm today. We are going to the Singhu border and then from there will go to the meeting of the Home Minister.
Rakesh Tikait said, 'We hope that the path will come out. Our demands are the same, there is no way except to accept them. Tikait said that 13-14 farmers will go to meet the Home Minister this evening. For the last 13 days, farmers of Punjab and other states have been stuck on the borders of Delhi demanding the withdrawal of the Agricultural Law. The Center is demanding three consecutive agricultural laws to be withdrawn.
The Bharat Bandh was appealed by the farmer's organizations from 11 am to 3 pm today. Farmers of Punjab and Haryana, demanding the withdrawal of agricultural laws from the Center, had called for a Bharat Bandh today. Vehicles were seen less on the road during the Bharat Bandh today. In this sequence, farmers' talks will also be held with the Center tomorrow. Earlier, five talks between the farmers with the Center were unsuccessful.
It is noteworthy that Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar met the Chief Minister of Haryana today. Amid the Bharat Bandh today, the Agriculture Minister said that new agricultural reform laws will bring prosperity to the lives of farmers. Avoid deceptive propaganda being spread by disruptive and anarchist forces. MSP and mandis will also continue and farmers will be able to sell their crops anywhere they wish.