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Bharatiya Kisan Union leader Rakesh Tikait on Wednesday said he will go to Kolkata this week to urge farmers to defeat the BJP in the West Bengal Assembly elections.

West Bengal Assembly elections 2021: Rakesh Tikait to visit Bengal, ask farmers to not vote for BJP

Bharatiya Kisan Union leader Rakesh Tikait on Wednesday said he will go to Kolkata this week to urge farmers to defeat the BJP in the West Bengal Assembly elections, but claimed he is not supporting any political party. Farmers are distressed, and election will be discussed with them, Tikait said. He said he is not going to West Bengal to seek votes. Replying to a query if he would meet West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, Tikait said there was no such programme.
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Tikait to visit Bengal, ask farmers to not vote for BJP

Farmer leader Tikait&nbsp;to go to Kolkata this week Tikait to urge farmers to defeat BJP in Bengal Not supporting any political party: BKU&nbsp;leader No plan to meet Bengal CM Mamata: Tikait

Bharatiya Kisan Union leader <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/40-lakh-tractors-rakesh-tikait-warns-of-parliament-gherao-1614134989475" target="_blank" >Rakesh Tikait</a> on Wednesday said he will go to Kolkata this week to urge farmers to defeat the BJP in the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/west-bengal-assembly-election" target="_blank" >West Bengal Assembly elections</a>, but claimed he is not supporting any political party.
Farmers are distressed, and election will be discussed with them, Tikait said. He said he is not going to West Bengal to seek votes.
Replying to a query if he would meet West Bengal Chief Minister <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/tests-show-injuries-to-mamata-s-ankle-right-shoulder-neck-doctors-1615428425435" target="_blank" >Mamata Banerjee</a>, Tikait said there was no such programme.
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Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/lakhs-of-farmers-will-reach-parliament-if-needed-tikait-warns-centre-1615262368230" target="_blank" >Lakhs of farmers will reach Parliament, if needed: Tikait warns Centre</a>

Bharatiya Kisan Union leader Rakesh Singh Tikait has warned that if needed, lakhs of farmers and their tractors would reach the Parliament.

Lakhs of farmers will reach Parliament, if needed: farm union leader Rakesh Tikait

BKU leader Rakesh Singh Tikait has warned that if needed, lakhs of farmers and their tractors would reach Parliament to press the government to withdraw the farm laws

Lakhs of farmers will reach Parliament, if needed: Tikait warns Centre

Bharatiya Kisan Union leader Rakesh Singh Tikait has warned that if needed, lakhs of farmers and their tractors would reach the Parliament to press the government to withdraw the contentious farm laws. He also attacked the Centre saying the leaders chosen by voters are powerless. Minister can't reply to us on his own. He gets back with files and returns with replies," Tikait said.&nbsp;Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar has been holding talks with farmers to end the stand-off over the farm laws which has gone on for over a 100 days now. However, so far the talks have failed in bringing any resolution to the matter.

Bharatiya Kisan Union leader <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/40-lakh-tractors-rakesh-tikait-warns-of-parliament-gherao-1614134989475" target="_blank" >Rakesh Singh Tikait</a> has warned that if needed, lakhs of farmers and their tractors would reach the Parliament to press the government to withdraw the contentious farm laws.
He also attacked the Centre saying the leaders chosen by voters are powerless. Minister can't reply to us on his own. He gets back with files and returns with replies," Tikait said.&nbsp;
Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar has been holding talks with farmers to end the stand-off over the farm laws which has gone on for over a 100 days now. However, so far the talks have failed in bringing any resolution to the matter.

Farmers Protest: Farmers will block Kundli–Manesar–Palwal Expressway at different points between 11 am & 4 pm on March 6

Farmers Protest: Farmers to block expressway on March 6 as farmers' protest enter day 100

Farmers will block Kundli&ndash;Manesar&ndash;Palwal Expressway at different points between 11 am &amp; 4 pm on March 6 as the farmers' protest enters day 100, Yogendra Yadav informed on Tuesday. The Swaraj India leader said that the Samyukt Kisan Morcha&nbsp;has&nbsp;finalised the farmers' protest programme schedule till March 15 has been finalised. On March 15, farmers will join labourers &amp; employees in protest against privatisation and corporatization. Further, he said they will appeal to people in poll bound states to punish the BJP and its allies who brought anti-farmer laws in the assembly elections. 'We will go to the boll-bound states', Yadav said and added that the programme will begin in Kolkata on March 12 with a public meeting.

Farmers to block expressway on March 6 as farmers' protest enter day 100

Farmer protest enters 100th day on March&nbsp;6
Kundli-Manesar-Palwal expressway to be blocked
Farmers to join protest against privatisation on March 15
Teams to head to poll bound states, appeal for vote against BJP
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In a meeting of the Samyukt Kisan Morcha&nbsp;it was decided that farmers will block Kundli&ndash;Manesar&ndash;Palwal Expressway at different points between 11 am &amp; 4 pm on March 6 as the farmers' protest enters day 100, Yogendra Yadav informed on Tuesday.
On Womens' Day on March 8, women protesters will lead the protest at Delhi borders and other places across the country, Yadav said. Further, on March 15 farmers will join labourers &amp; employees in protest against privatisation and corporatization.
He also said they will appeal to people in poll bound states to punish the BJP and its allies who brought anti-farmer laws in the assembly elections. 'We will go to the boll-bound states', Yadav said and added that the programme will begin in Kolkata on March 12 with a public meeting.&nbsp;
Bhartiya Kisan Union's&nbsp;Balbir S Rajewal&nbsp;also spoke of sending teams to states going to polls and appealing to people to vote against the BJP.
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The umbrella organisation of the farmers' unions, Samyukt Kisan Morcha will meet today to decide the road ahead for the farmers' protest.

Farmers' Protest: Samayukt Kisan Morcha to decide future of farm stir today

The umbrella organisation of the farmers' unions, Samyukt Kisan Morcha will meet today to decide the road ahead for the farmers' protest. The focus from now onwards will be to organise more &nbsp;mahapanchayats as farmers&rsquo; issues have gained massive support in the these meetings. Bharatiya Kisan Union spokesperson Rakesh Tikait has started attending these panchayats drawing a huge number of crowd. Tikait said the Centre has "time" till October to repeal the laws hinting that the protest will go on till October.

Samayukt Kisan Morcha to decide future of farm stir today

Farmers' stir:&nbsp;Samyukt Kisan Morcha&nbsp;to decide on the road ahead&nbsp;
Focus likely to shift to organising 'mahapanchayats'
Rakesh Tikait has started attending these panchayats, draws huge crowd
Tikait: Govt has time till October to repeal contentious farm laws

The umbrella organisation of the farmers' unions, Samyukt Kisan Morcha will meet today to decide the road ahead for the farmers' protest. The focus from now onwards will be to organise more &nbsp;mahapanchayats as farmers&rsquo; issues have gained massive support in the these meetings.
Bharatiya Kisan Union spokesperson Rakesh Tikait has started attending these panchayats drawing a huge crowds. Tikait said the Centre has "time" till October to repeal the laws hinting that the protest will go on till October.

Addressing a massive gathering at a Kisan Mahapanchayat in Haryana on Sunday, Bharatiya Kisan Union leader Rakesh Tikait.

Will take farmer stir across country: Rakesh Tikait

Addressing a massive gathering at a Kisan Mahapanchayat in Haryana on Sunday, Bharatiya Kisan Union leader&nbsp;Rakesh Tikait&nbsp;declared that he will take the ongoing protest against the farm reform Bills to the far corners of the country.
Farmers, in their thousands, flocked to the mega meeting at Kitlana toll plaza on Charkhi Dadri-Bhiwani national highway near Bhiwani.&nbsp;

Will take farmer stir across country: Tikait

Addressing a massive gathering at a Kisan Mahapanchayat in Haryana on Sunday, Bharatiya Kisan Union leader&nbsp;Rakesh Tikait&nbsp;declared that he will take the ongoing protest against the farm reform Bills to the far corners of the country.
Farmers, in their thousands, flocked to the mega meeting at Kitlana toll plaza on Charkhi Dadri-Bhiwani national highway near Bhiwani.&nbsp;

Bharat Bandh on Friday: farmer groups, unions unite against farm bills

As the Opposition raises the stakes over the three contentious farm bills, more than two dozen farmer organisations have extended their support to the 'Bharat Bandh' call on Friday, September 25, to protest against the farm Bills passed by Parliament.
31 farmer bodies in Punjab and Haryana cutting across party lines are already protesting against the farm Bills. Farmer organisations such as All India Farmers Union (AIFU), Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU), and others will join the protest.
Farmers&rsquo; bodies from Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra have also called for a shutdown on September 25. Ten Central trade unions, have also come out in support of bandh.
18 political parties that met the President on Wednesday urged him not to give assent to these Bills.

Farmers unite against farm bills,&nbsp;Bharat&nbsp;bandh&nbsp;on Friday
2 dozen farmer organisations extend support to protest&nbsp;
31 farmer bodies in Punjab &amp; Haryana&nbsp;joining bandh call
Farmer organisations like&nbsp;AIFU,&nbsp;BKU&nbsp;stand in solidarity
10 Central trade unions will also support bharat&nbsp;bandh
18 political parties met President, asking him to hold the 3 bills
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As the Opposition raises the stakes over the three contentious farm bills, more than two dozen farmer organisations have extended their support to the 'Bharat Bandh' call on Friday, September 25, to protest against the farm Bills passed by Parliament.
31 farmer bodies in Punjab and Haryana cutting across party lines are already protesting against the farm Bills. Farmer organisations such as All India Farmers Union (AIFU), Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU), and others will join the protest.
Farmers&rsquo; bodies from Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra have also called for a shutdown on September 25. Ten Central trade unions, have also come out in support of bandh.
18 political parties that met the President on Wednesday urged him not to give assent to these Bills.

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