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Meghalaya Governor&nbsp;Satya Pal Malik&nbsp;urged the government to meet the demands of the protesting farmers. While speaking to reporters on the sidelines of an event in Rajasthan, Malik warned that if the demands of the farmers are not met, then the BJP government won&rsquo;t return to power.
Further he pointed out that BJP&nbsp;leaders can&rsquo;t even enter several villages in election-bound Uttar Pradesh.
Asked if he would relinquish his post to stand with farmers, Malik said he would do that too if needed.
He said if the government legally guarantees MSP, the farmers&rsquo; issue will be resolved and emphasised that if the government asks him, he is willing to mediate between the Centre and the farmers.
Farmers have been protesting at the Delhi borders against the three central farm laws for over a year now.
Malik had earlier come out in support of farmers, saying that they cannot be insulted as he urged the government to resolve the ongoing crisis.

BJP won’t return to power if farmers’ demands not met, Satya Pal Malik warns

Meghalaya Governor Satya Pal Malik said that if the demands of the farmers are not met, then the BJP government won’t return to power.

Meghalaya Governor urges govt to meet demands of the protesting farmers
Satya Pal Malik:&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;won&rsquo;t return to power if farmers' demands aren't met
Malik:&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;leaders can&rsquo;t enter several villages in election-bound UP
Malik said he would relinquish his post to stand with the farmers if needed
Malik is willing to 'mediate between the Centre &amp; the farmers' if asked to
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Asked if he would relinquish his post to stand with farmers, Meghalaya&nbsp;Governor&nbsp;Malik said he would do that too if needed.

Meghalaya Governor&nbsp;Satya Pal Malik&nbsp;urged the government to meet the demands of the protesting farmers. While speaking to reporters on the sidelines of an event in Rajasthan, Malik warned that if the demands of the farmers are not met, then the BJP government won&rsquo;t return to power.
Further he pointed out that BJP&nbsp;leaders can&rsquo;t even enter several villages in election-bound Uttar Pradesh.
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Asked if he would relinquish his post to stand with farmers, Malik said he would do that too if needed.
He said if the government legally guarantees MSP, the farmers&rsquo; issue will be resolved and emphasised that he is willing to mediate between the Centre and the farmers if asked to.
Farmers have been protesting at the Delhi borders against the three central farm laws for over a year now.
Malik had earlier come out in support of farmers, saying that they cannot be insulted as he urged the government to resolve the ongoing crisis.

Khattar's comment comes after a scuffle broke out between agitating farmers and several BJP workers at Ghazipur on the Delhi-UP border on june 30 afternoon.

Haryana CM Khattar attacks on farmers' protest, says word 'Kisaan' has been tarnished by them

Khattar's&nbsp;comment&nbsp;comes&nbsp;after a scuffle broke out between agitating farmers and several BJP&nbsp;workers at Ghazipur on the Delhi-UP border on june 30 afternoon.

Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar&nbsp;on Wednesday attacked farmers'&nbsp;on protests and said that the word 'Kisaan' (farmer) has been tarnished due to a few unfortunate incidents.
&ldquo;The word &ldquo;Kisaan&rdquo; is pure and everyone holds them in high regard. Due to a few unfortunate incidents, the word has become tarnished. I condemn the incidents that are undemocratic,&rdquo; Khattar said. CM&rsquo;s comments came after a ruckus&nbsp;between agitating farmers and several Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) workers at Ghazipur on the Delhi-Uttar Pradesh border on June 30 afternoon.
Farmers' leader&nbsp;Rakesh Tikait in a statement accused BJP supporters and said they&nbsp;wanted to come on stage and welcome one of their leaders.

Khattar's&nbsp;comment&nbsp;comes&nbsp;after a scuffle broke out between agitating farmers and several BJP&nbsp;workers at Ghazipur on the Delhi-UP border on june 30 afternoon.

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