Uttar Pradesh Ban on the use of tractor trolley a trick to weaken the farmers movement

Uttar Pradesh: Bharatiya Kisan Union leader Rakesh Tikait protested the Uttar Pradesh government’s move to ban the use of tractor-trolleys for travel. Questioning this move of the government, the BKU leader said that a letter will be written to the government in this regard soon. Rakesh Tikait said that the government knows that tractor is the biggest means of movement of the farmer. The farmer leader claimed, “The tractors will ply on the roads as before, along with opposing it, we will also write a letter to the government. Farmer leader Rakesh Tikait today opposed the statement of the government, in which it has been asked not to use tractor-trolley for travel.

Government wants to crush the farmers’ movement

BKU leader Rakesh Tikait, who was returning from the death anniversary of four farmers who died during the farmers’ agitation in Lakhimpur district last year, said the farmers’ union would strongly oppose the UP government’s ban on traveling on tractor-trolleys. He said that this is a reflection of the anti-farmer mentality of the government. He said that the government wants to crush the farmers’ movement and behind this order there is a well-thought-out conspiracy of the government that tractors cannot run in the farmers’ movements. At the same time, he also said that the government is bent on ruining the farmers.

After the Kanpur accident, the government took this step

Significantly, after a major road accident in Kanpur on Sunday, the government has asked the tractor-trolley to stop the yatra. After 26 people were killed and some others were seriously injured after a tractor trolley overturned in Kanpur district, a government statement issued on October 2 said that Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath asked people to follow safety standards during the yatra. urged to comply fully. He had said that traveling by tractor-trolley and truck is unsafe, so tractor-trolley or truck should not be used for travel under any circumstances. Protesting the above statement of the government, farmer leader Rakesh Tikait said that after the accident of train or other vehicles were they stopped? The government which wants to ban tractors.