“If the government tries to evict farmers from protest sites, the farmers will celebrate Diwali in front of the prime minister’s residence,” said SKM chief Gurnam Singh Chaduni.
SKM Leader and Haryana President Gurnam Singh Chaduni of the Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU). (Photo: PTI)
After the Delhi police removed barricades from the protest spots on the Ghazipur and Tikri borders, SKM leader Gurnam Singh Chaduni warned on Sunday that if the government “tries to take them off, the peasants will celebrate Diwali in front of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s residence to expel from there ”.
“If the government tries to evict farmers from protest sites, the farmers will celebrate Diwali in front of the prime minister’s residence,” said Gurnam Singh Chaduni, chairman of the SKM and Haryana president of the Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU).
On thursday and friday, Delhi police removed barricades and barbed wire of peasants’ protest places on the borders of Ghazipur and Tikri. They were installed 10 months ago to prevent farmers protesting the center’s three agricultural laws from marching towards the state capital.
But the protesting farmers have refused to allow free movement “unless the agricultural laws are withdrawn”. On Saturday that Protesters have in Tikri. opened a small section of a blocked road Allow 5 feet of space for two-wheelers and ambulances.
“Rumors are circulating that the police can clear the streets of Diwali. When that happens, we will celebrate Diwali [PM] Modi’s goals. Don’t provoke the peasants sitting peacefully in the streets, ”said Gurnam Singh Chaduni.
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