BKU Workers Hold Shamli Protest, Submit Memorandum to District Magistrate
A protest demonstration by office-bearers and workers of the Bharatiya Kisan Union was held at the Shamli Collectorate on Saturday, and a memorandum was submitted to the District Magistrate.
A protest demonstration by office-bearers and workers of the Bharatiya Kisan Union was held at the Shamli Collectorate on Saturday, and a memorandum was submitted to the District Magistrate.
The protest followed a decision taken on the call of BKU national spokesperson Rakesh Tikait to hold demonstrations at district headquarters in support of CJP and submit memoranda to the DMs.
The BKU district president accused the government of dictatorship. He said that for now, the decision was to submit the memorandum. He added that the next course of the movement would be decided according to the instructions of Chaudhary Rakesh Tikait.
The district president further said that if an order was given to march to Delhi, the workers would go there. He said that even if the government stopped trains or other means of transport, the farmers would march to Delhi in their tractors and trollies.
Frequently asked questions
Where was the BKU protest held?
The protest was held at the Shamli Collectorate.
What was submitted to the District Magistrate?
A memorandum was submitted to the District Magistrate.
Why did the BKU hold the demonstration?
The demonstration was held in support of CJP, following a call by BKU national spokesperson Rakesh Tikait.
What did BKU workers say they would do if ordered to march to Delhi?
They said they would march to Delhi in their tractors and trollies, even if trains or other transport were stopped.
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