Now Tikait’s motive is clear, agitation on the republic day confronting with the government and police. He says The police do not want to fend off the farmers, so they did not shoot at those who attacked the Red Fort, claims Tikait.
Rakesh Tikait, national spokesman of the Bharatiya Kisan Union, today claimed that the tractor rally organized by the farmers on Republic Day in Delhi was ‘successful’.
‘Farmer leader’ Rakesh Tikait washes hands off the violence, blames Red Fort siege on ‘uneducated people’https://t.co/JHEOrCyuHz
— OpIndia.com (@OpIndia_com) January 27, 2021
He also said that it was a conspiracy hatched by the police to discredit the farmers’ movement, which is why not a single shot was fired to stop those who closed the Red Fort.
Uneducated people were driving tractors, they didn’t know the paths of Delhi. Administration told them the way towards Delhi. They went to Delhi & returned home. Some of them unknowingly deflected towards Red Fort. Police guided them to return: Rakesh Tikait, Bharat Kisan Union pic.twitter.com/XXe2lmkwRN
— ANI (@ANI) January 27, 2021
“If there was an incident, then the Delhi Police is responsible for it. How is it that just about anyone can get a storm in the Red Fort and the police do not fire a single bullet? It was just a conspiracy to discredit the farmers union. The farmers’ movement will continue as speaking to news agency ANI
Here is a viral video of Rakesh Tikait, openly incited violence. Why he can’t behind bars now?
#RakeshTikait openly incited violence. Why he can't behind bars now? pic.twitter.com/ycbckxt44j
— Neetu Garg (@NeetuGarg6) January 27, 2021