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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - 4

Post by Muns » Fri Jan 22, 2021 7:28 am

You’re right CRamS, the government has been saved from this same shameful surrender. What it leads and shows is the obstinate nature of these farmers. More and more of beginning to believe that we are looking at an infiltration from multiple angles. For whatever reason this started its ending up as a Khalistan, Abrahamic, Islamic nexus.

Not quite sure regarding Sikhs in the Army though. I think if it’s one thing that Sikhs would hate more than supposed threats to their farming livelihood would be the Pakistanis. I definitely don’t think that anyone of them would be letting their guard down on the border.
However, I definitely do think that opening this Kartarpur corridor has led to not only pilgrims leading into Pakistan but negative propaganda to come seething through the corridor back into Punjab.

Lifting the ban on Ex Khakistani members all around the world to thousands of them last year is starting to have its effects now.
One thing that ticks me off is that what is the Supreme Court twiddling its thumbs doing after slapping a stay? Effectively they spat and then ran away. If two-parter can’t make an agreement after the dozen round of talks, then this sort of battle as to effectively “back to the courts.

Why is Modi prepared to bend over backwards? I honestly feel that he thought be as generous as he can to pacify the anger at large. But this is simply ridiculous.

The Supreme Court needs to stand up and take some accountability instead of spitting their “stay” and yet again trying to come up with some BS committee to hold further talks.

If anything, we have seen how such committees eventually are just a time waste and nothing ever comes out of them. Seen thing with regard to the Ayodhya case.
Put all the facts before the Supreme Court and ask them to make a judgment call on what is available and what is right. Place the Onus back on the court!

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - 4

Post by chetak » Fri Jan 22, 2021 5:34 pm

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - 4

Post by chetak » Fri Jan 22, 2021 5:47 pm

Muns wrote:
Fri Jan 22, 2021 7:28 am
You’re right CRamS, the government has been saved from this same shameful surrender. What it leads and shows is the obstinate nature of these farmers. More and more of beginning to believe that we are looking at an infiltration from multiple angles. For whatever reason this started its ending up as a Khalistan, Abrahamic, Islamic nexus.

Not quite sure regarding Sikhs in the Army though. I think if it’s one thing that Sikhs would hate more than supposed threats to their farming livelihood would be the Pakistanis. I definitely don’t think that anyone of them would be letting their guard down on the border.
However, I definitely do think that opening this Kartarpur corridor has led to not only pilgrims leading into Pakistan but negative propaganda to come seething through the corridor back into Punjab.

Lifting the ban on Ex Khakistani members all around the world to thousands of them last year is starting to have its effects now.
One thing that ticks me off is that what is the Supreme Court twiddling its thumbs doing after slapping a stay? Effectively they spat and then ran away. If two-parter can’t make an agreement after the dozen round of talks, then this sort of battle as to effectively “back to the courts.

Why is Modi prepared to bend over backwards? I honestly feel that he thought be as generous as he can to pacify the anger at large. But this is simply ridiculous.

The Supreme Court needs to stand up and take some accountability instead of spitting their “stay” and yet again trying to come up with some BS committee to hold further talks.

If anything, we have seen how such committees eventually are just a time waste and nothing ever comes out of them. Seen thing with regard to the Ayodhya case.
Put all the facts before the Supreme Court and ask them to make a judgment call on what is available and what is right. Place the Onus back on the court!
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Many are convinced that the only thing the punjab "farmer" leaders are looking forward to is the state using force to stop the protest.

The idea is to paint the govt as clamping down on poor, selfless annadatas who are also from a minority group.

They want/need bad optics to stay relevant.

The farmers of punjab have been misled into believing that without them the country would starve, that their privileged subsidies and free water are their rights, that the entire country would back them and that the government would climb down.

Modi is aware of all this and has so far denied them the violence that they so want and crave.

The next big hurdle is jan 26.

hoping that too passes off peacefully

khalistanis and commies are running their plan and fronting it is the entitled trouble maker yogendra yadav who is desperate to start his march to the Indian parliament by winning a seat from punjab or haryana.

once elected, he is hoping that FFNGO funds will flood in and make him a wealthy man for life

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - 4

Post by chetak » Sat Jan 23, 2021 5:48 pm

The punjab "farmers" certainly do not want this happening in punjab.

But the center can and will tighten things up through the FCI including getting the procurement details and source of the grains thus shutting down non punjab produce from surreptitiously entering the panjab mandis.

Yogi's actions in UP are the first warning shots across the punjab "farmers" bows



How This Uttar Pradesh Minister Is Keeping A Check On Discrepancies In Paddy Procurement In Purvanchal



How This Uttar Pradesh Minister Is Keeping A Check On Discrepancies In Paddy Procurement In Purvanchal


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How This Uttar Pradesh Minister Is Keeping A Check On Discrepancies In Paddy Procurement In Purvanchal



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Ranvendra Pratap Singh, UP Food and Civil Supplies Minister.

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Singh said that CM Adityanath had issued directions to keep an eye on the paddy procurement process in the state.


This resulted in pushing nodal officers into monitoring middlemen and making the paddy procurement centres free from them.

Uttar Pradesh Minister of State for Food and Civil Supplies Ranvendra Pratap Singh has said that the state is witnessing a strong crackdown on people involved in discrepancies in paddy procurement.

Singh spoke to Swarajya over the phone. He has said that the crackdown has been possible owing to the directions from UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath against corrupt practices.

He said, "The series of actions on people involved in discrepancies is huge — the biggest since Independence..."

Singh said that Adityanath had issued directions to keep an eye on the paddy procurement process in the state. The resulting action included pushing nodal officers into action for keeping a check on middlemen, and to make the paddy procurement centres free from them.

"Usee ke tahat sabhi nodal adhikari laaye gaye thhe (the nodal officers sprang into action under the directions from Adityanath).

Singh said, "It is one of the biggest series of actions against discrepancies and irregularities in the paddy procurement process in UP. Ab tak ka sabse badaa. Vibhaagi karyavaahi ki gayee hai in logon ke khilaf (departmental enquiries have been carried out against the people involved. I will release the numbers soon."

Singh added that action has been taken against more than 1,200 people in the state and that efforts are on to make direct procurement smooth for the farmers.


Last year, Adityanath had issued directions for smooth paddy procurement in the state. He had said that the farmers should not face any difficulty during the paddy and sugarcane procurement season.

Singh has emerged as a prominent face in Adityanath's action on discrepancies in paddy procurement in the state.

He has made surprise visits across districts in eastern UP to get his own view of the situation. The visits will continue in the coming days.

The visits include a surprise visit to a paddy procurement centre in Barabanki district (UP) — recently. This is how he describes the particular centre he visited: "wo bhrashtth se zyada brashtth kendra hai... (more corrupt that the corrupt).

He adds,"... aur unke khilaf humne karyawahi bhi karvaadi hai (have ordered action against them)."

On stumbling upon corrupt practices in paddy procurement, he told this author over the phone: "Barabanki mein maine dekha ki kisan union jo hai wo thhoda... dalali ke madhyam se ho rahi thee kareed, aur kuchh aur log thhe jinke madhyam se ho rahi thhe, to usee par yeh karyawaahi ki gayee hai ..."

At the particular procurement centre in Barabanki, he got hold of the register which carries the entries of farmers who have sold their produce. He conducted a crosscheck to see "whether the details and names of farmers are valid or not".

He took the contact details of names, which were said to be of farmers and were mentioned in that particular register. He picked some numbers randomly and made phone calls to these numbers. The numbers turned out to be of different people.

In this video, he can be seen speaking out a name and saying: Aapne dhaan-vaan kuchh becha hai (have you sold paddy)?" Seemingly, there is some response from the other end.

After a pause he adds, "Apne dhaan nahin becha hai...". He holds the phone away from his ear, waiting for a person from his team to take down details emerging from the call.

He adds, "Mobile number bhi sahi hai, naam bhi sahi hai, inhone dhaan nahin becha hai... theek hai, thank you (the name is correct, the mobile number is correct, he hasn't sold paddy, alright)."

The enquiries revealed discrepancies in the records kept at the centre. He stumbled upon them during his interactions, as the people answering calls on more than a dozen numbers he dialled, hung up on the minister, as soon as they heard his name.

Seemingly admonishing people at the centre, he is heard saying in the video: "Agar yahan do bori chali jayegi kisan ki, char bori chali jayegi, to kaun zimmerdaar hoga? (Who will be responsible if the gunny bags of the produce from farmers go missing)?"

Farmers have reportedly made allegations of the flouting of rules at the procurement centre.

A man, seemingly a farmer, alleges in the video that turns for weighing the produce are compromised against rules depending on the influence of farmers.

He questions why the kattas (gunny bags — each having a quintal's capacity) weighing 80-90-150 quintals are being weighed on days that are allotted for the weighing of the produce from "chhote kisan" (farmers who bring lesser produce) — by the SDM for their convenience.

He adds that he got 30 quintals of produce to the centre on the day allotted to small farmers such as him. "Jo dabang hain unki tol hoti hai, jo dabang nahin hain unki tol nahin hoti hai (those who are influential succeed in getting their produce weighed and those who are not, don't)."

Reportedly, farmers alleged that they are not allowed to sell the produce and "the middlemen brought it for lower prices before selling it back at the nominated MSP to the procurement centre."

More surprise popped up. Reportedly, one person he made a phone call to, even said that he has no agricultural land.

Singh said that he had not come across "itna brashtth" (this corrupt) centre among the 50 centres in the 11-12 districts he had visited so far. He assured action and assured the farmers that the situation would change beginning that day itself and he would make arrangements towards bettering the situation.

Interestingly, Barabanki was in the news for "slow" paddy procurement in December 2020. The report mentions that Member of Parliament from Barabanki, Upendra Singh Rawat, took up the matter.

Rawat and the local MLA made visits to the market to address the situation. The issue came to the notice of Adityanath.

When this author spoke to Singh, he had returned from a tour of Azamgarh and Basti districts.

He told Swarajya that he felt relieved to discover that the farmers of Azamgarh and Basti have a good level of awareness. "kisaan bahut jaagruk hai Purvanchal ka mujhe aisa laga Basti aur Azamgarh mein. Wo apna kisee tarh nuksaan bardashth nahin karta mujhe dekhkar achcha laga (I felt glad to notice that the aware farmer of Azamgarh and Basti will not tolerate any kind of loss on any account in paddy procurement.")

This report quotes Singh as saying that his perception that paddy procurement would be done in the right manner in Barabanki, considering its proximity to Lucknow, was wrong.

He urged the SDM to register a case for false procurement.

He visited Rani Sati Industries Mill in the Safdarjung Market area and found discrepancies there as well. He has ordered an enquiry under a special committee and said that the matter will be taken to CM Adityanath.

The paddy procurement season is tapering towards an end. In districts in Purvanchal, Singh informs, it will end in February.

Singh will head to Bundelkhand next. He say, "The paddy situation has bettered in Bundelkhand this year." He said that he will take steps to ensure that the procurement season ends well for farmers in Bundelkhand.

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - 4

Post by chetak » Sun Jan 24, 2021 2:03 pm

lootyens, commies, naxals and pappu's little brown pedas must all be burning up with impotent rage.




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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - 4

Post by Muns » Mon Jan 25, 2021 12:31 am

I agree Chetakji, come Republic day, the expected tractor protests must not be given any kind of oxygen at all. Simply remove from them, what they are most expecting. They are hoping and will most likely create confrontation with Delhi police. While they may state that they will use the outer roads I wouldn’t be surprised if some of them tried to hijack the situation by then driving in.

Already it seems that multiple twitter accounts to try and fueled the agitation have been created in Pakistan. We have regularly seen this with Modi visiting Tamil Nadu for example. Hopefully, it will be a peaceful protest without any exacerbation.

On another note, we have seen Rahul Gandhi now trying to raise anti-BJP sentiment in Tamil Nadu. Unfortunately, over the last decades with both Dravidian parties being anti-Hindu it has fostered the rapid growth of Christian missions all over Tamil Nadu as well. I’m starting to feel that Rahul Gandhi holds quite significant sway in Tamil Nadu as a result.

It is time, that if Rajnikanth, is not willing to enter politics in view of his health at least talk to publicly back the BJP from the ground roots level. DMK as well as AIADMK are steadily eroding whatever is left with regard to Tamil Hindu culture. We recently also seen some reports, where some Saivite Seers are even saying that Shaivism should not even be considered in the Indo framework.

In any case, Rahul Gandhi may hold a bigger sway than we realize in view of fruit of decades old conversions.

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - 4

Post by Muns » Tue Jan 26, 2021 6:57 am

Thankfully it seems that Republic day has so far passed off without a hitch. A couple of reports of breaking of barriers by farmers but overall great air display by the IAF again.

Surprised to see that there was a Bangladeshi regiment invited to partake in the Republic Day parade.

What’s next for the farmers? I think now the looking at budget day.

Added later : just had a chat with Saurabh as above, he's reporting violence on the Aksshardam metro as well as burning cars and buses...

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Post by chetak » Tue Jan 26, 2021 10:21 am

Time to say it.

This romanticisation of farmers is utterly brainless.

They do no favour to anyone by farming.

No one owes them anything.

They farm because thats what they do.

Others are tailors, barbers, industrialists, doctors, engineers, shopkeepers, labourers, builders etc
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Post by chetak » Tue Jan 26, 2021 10:51 am

It isn’t as simple as it is being projected. The unfurling of a religious flag on the top of Red Fort in the heart of India’s capital that has only donned the tricolour to date signifies its capture.

Farmers have no religion but they have a flag other than the tricolour. :mrgreen:

Today, the rest of India has seen what Punjabi Hindus have been seeing and experiencing since 80s.

Bhindranwale also used violence to blackmail the state to agree to his unreasonable demands. Today, the same mindset has reached Delhi.

Only, a KPS Gill can deal with these scum.
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Post by chetak » Tue Jan 26, 2021 3:08 pm

trying to provoke the crowds, turdesai falsely reported that this man died because he was shot in the head by the police,

देख @sardesairajdeep भड़वे देख :mrgreen:

This is how the man tried to break the barricade at a high speed and crashed his Tractor.

Died at the spot.
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Post by Muns » Tue Jan 26, 2021 3:31 pm

Khalistanis and Jaichands having a field day at the capitol...need to show them as rioters and thugs attacking the red fort...already comparisons made to US Capitol attack....whatever goodwill they had has been burned in the violence they have created....

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - 4

Post by Kumar » Tue Jan 26, 2021 3:36 pm

Die hard fans at BRF still think this is some complicated chankya thantra by PM. But this is the price of inaction and not having spine. Modi seems to be always scared of his image in western media and too big fan of SC solving all the problems of India. Then why India needs an elected PM. He is running away from his duties like Arjuna tried.

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Post by Muns » Tue Jan 26, 2021 4:14 pm

I'm not so sure Kumarji, violence on the "Kisan" is exactly what they are looking for. Opposition parties would have a field day with this if Delhi police or paramilitary takes on the the "Kisan".

Dont really care what world media like BBC as they'll always spin it against India.

If the above shows anything it is about how many Jaichands lying in the wait to garner power and rule for themselves...how many more Mamtas or Kejris do we really need?

Starve them of the oxygen they so crave...this will very quickly now....




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Post by chetak » Tue Jan 26, 2021 5:36 pm

Kumar wrote:
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Die hard fans at BRF still think this is some complicated chankya thantra by PM. But this is the price of inaction and not having spine. Modi seems to be always scared of his image in western media and too big fan of SC solving all the problems of India. Then why India needs an elected PM. He is running away from his duties like Arjuna tried.
They wanted dead bodies.

Then they would parade those dead bodies in the pages of NYT and WaPo.

State didn’t oblige and rightly so.

This was a violent insurrection.

Let that be said loud and clear.
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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - 4

Post by Kumar » Wed Jan 27, 2021 12:04 am

Searching in youtube will show many examples across India how state police control protests. Nobody gets killed. BJP government didn't even use those methods. That's what I was referring to by inaction. This may be Modi's P.V Narasimha moment which led to the rise of BJP. Future historians may write this as turning point of decline of BJP as a force.

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - 4

Post by crams » Wed Jan 27, 2021 2:27 am

My blood is boing and so can't type too much. But I am sick to my stomach, many libarandu bastards now attacking ModiJi and BJP for failing to quell the Khalistani terrorists on a rampage. The same scum would have screamed murder had there been piles of Khalistani dead, but now beating BJP, beating up ModiJi for not quelling the marauders.

But all that said, if ModiJi does not assert himself henceforth, BJP, and indeed India will be confined to the ash piles of history.

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Post by Aditya » Wed Jan 27, 2021 4:16 am

See this what this Rakesh Dakait is saying

https://twitter.com/i/status/1354092455986044931

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Post by Muns » Wed Jan 27, 2021 4:17 am

No goodwill left at all for these rioters. Looters, thugs, marauders but definitely not Kisan. My Salute to the Delhi forces that resisted from attacking back with such Bravery...thankfully none died. One protester in a tractor rammed the barricade and it flipped over crushing him...
NTTV(New Terror TV) will claim that "clashes" took place, but what clashes? Purely one sided...milk these images and videos for all they are worth....

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Post by Muns » Wed Jan 27, 2021 6:25 am

Delhi Police bravely faced Rioters not farmers who attacked the Red Fort

https://www.india-aware.com/latest/delh ... -red-fort/
The above video comes from anonymous source. What can be clearly seen is the violence inflicted by protesters and rioters on the Delhi police who acted with utmost restraint.

The bravery of the Delhi police is highlighted as they tumbled from the walls by the rioters without any retalliation. Unfortunately in response is what can be seen by numerous media channels on the double speak in calling these kind of one sided affairs as “clashes”. In a separate incident a Kisan unfortunately rammed his tractory into the barriers which flipped, killing him instantly. This incident astonishingly is also being labelled as a confrontation with Delhi police.

Some media houses as well as independent journalists will continue to promote their own version of events. However, what can be clearly seen on social media is numerous videos where the courage of the Delhi police by not reacting clearly needs to be highlighted and praised.

So far over 83 Delhi police personnel have been brutally injured. Hopefully all will return to duty soon. Already multiple media houses and their political parties are out to try and discredit the Delhi police purely because of their own inability to control the police forces.

What should be highlighted however on this day is their bravery of the Delhi Police in taking blows, while performing their duty!

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Post by chetak » Wed Jan 27, 2021 9:55 am

is this too right wing for our delicate Hindu sensibilities :mrgreen:

should this right be given up because the Hindu's are sickular

will this offend the mollycoddled and rapacious "minorities"

or is this simply too "nationalist" to even consider

or is this majoritarianism as defined by our self declared "minorities" who, BTW, are not defined as "minorities", or given such status anywhere else in the whole wide world

where exactly is "minority" defined in the Indian constitution :mrgreen:

and this is exactly how the country buggered up the republic day, after they did shaheenbagh.

next to "revolt" will be the dalits who already have an army, are funded by the very same BIF and have been accumulating arms for the past many years.

How many more lessons do we need to learn




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Post by Muns » Thu Jan 28, 2021 7:22 am

Let the arrests begin!

Police FIRs name Rakesh Tikait, Yogendra Yadav in Republic Day violence

https://www.india-aware.com/latest/poli ... -violence/

"First Information Report has been registered against at least 10 farmers heads who were part of the violent agitation on the republic dayAt least ten farmer leaders, including Yogendra Yadav and Rakesh Tikait in connection with the violence during Tuesday’s tractor rally."

"More than 300 cops in Delhi were wounded, most of them during the ITO and Red Fort clashes. “They make arrests after a proper verification has been carried out. We’re also looking at CCTVs near Red Fort, ITO, Nangloi and other places where violence has erupted,” the police added."

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Post by Aditya » Thu Jan 28, 2021 9:47 am

people are asking to arrest fake news expert Rajdeep Sardesai

https://twitter.com/RituRathaur/status/ ... 09191?s=20

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Post by Aditya » Thu Jan 28, 2021 9:54 am

They are drinking and driving even their supports are paying with their lives see the video

https://twitter.com/MrsGandhi/status/13 ... 09698?s=20

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - 4

Post by crams » Sat Jan 30, 2021 3:22 am

Saurabh, what is the latest ground situation.

Looks like there is a well thought out plan to thwart any move the govt makes with a counter move.

Yesterday, post Khalistani terror in Delhi, it looked like farmer protest will collapse like nine pins. And ModiJi/YogiJi/Shah combine will clean up the protest sites.

But within 24 hours, the protest seems to have gathered a massive heft. And the break-India forces seem to have changed strategy from Sikhs Vs Indian govt to now Jats Vs Indan govt. The potency of the counter move can be gauged from how the police after some initial aggression have gone soft.

My own opinion is these new protestors coming in from UP are not as well funded as the Khalistani protestors. So with the cold temperatures and harsh conditions, I doubt these guys camp for a long time.

But that said, instead of force which can be counter productive, govt should reject any bogus talks. Its a waste of time. Just ask the farmers for written demand clause by clause on what amendments they are seeking. And govt must at the outset reject this 'repeal the laws' demand.

Astonishing that after such an orgy of terror unleashed by Khalistanis, not a single libarandu, not a single so called 'intellectual', and dare I say vast majority of Sikhs don't feel one bit ashamed or remorseful or sorry. Instead they continue to make brazen demands to the govt. And I just shudder to think that had police opened fire and killed even a few Khalistanis, what the avalanche of abuse and demonization would have been directed at ModiJi. The entire ecosystem was waiting for that.

Finally, Saurabh, how strong is the counter mobilization. Yesterday there were reports that locals have also gathered steam and started demanding that the protestors leave. How strong is that?

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Post by chetak » Sat Jan 30, 2021 7:45 am

Rakesh Tikait was thrashed by Khalistanis minutes before the press conference in which broke into tears: Report



Rakesh Tikait was thrashed by Khalistanis minutes before the press conference in which broke into tears: Report


Tikait was not only slapped inside but one of the Khalistani supporters even kicked Tikait that led him to collapse on the ground, the report suggests

30 January, 2021
OpIndia Staff

Image Rakesh Tikait sobs at a press conference on January 28(Source: Economic Times)

Kreately report claims Rakesh Tikait was thrashed by Khalistani supporters just before the press conference in which he sobbed
Rakesh Tikait sobs at a press conference on January 28(Source: Economic Times)

In a stunning revelation, a report published on Kreately states that Bharatiya Kisan Union(BKU) leader Rakesh Tikait was beaten to the pulp by some hardline Sikhs and Khalistani proponents before his press conference on the evening of January 28, wherein he broke into tears and alleged that farmers are being cheated, and a conspiracy is being hatched to kill them.

Big : टिकैत के रोने से पहले खालिस्तानियों ने टैंट के अंदर की थी टिकैत की पिटाई ?

प्रेस कांफ्रेस से पहले टिकैत को कुछ कट्टर सिखों ने थप्पड़ और लातों से मारा था और पैसे वापस देने की डेडलाइन दी pic.twitter.com/mpcFhUH779

— Kreately (@KreatelyMedia) January 30, 2021


The report claims that the real reason for Tikait’s crying was not his concern for the farmers but it was something else. A few minutes before the press conference, the Kreately report says, a team of Khalistanis who were bankrolling the movement sought a meeting with Tikait. The team was reportedly angry with Tikait.

As per eyewitness account cited in the report, one of the members of the Khalistani team hustled Tikait inside a room while hurling expletives and abuses at him. Tikait was not only slapped inside but one of the Khalistani supporters even kicked Tikait that led him to collapse on the ground.

The report goes on to claim that the members of the Khalistani group threatened Tikait with returning their money. According to the sources cited by the Kreately report, this was the real reason why Tikait sobbed in front of the camera during the press conference, not his concern for the farmers which is being bandied about in the media. Reportedly, the threats issued by Khalistanis caused Tikait’s BP to shoot up that night and which was allegedly brought under control by a team of doctors sent by the Police.

As of now, there has not been a refutal of the assertions made in the article by any authoritative source.

However, there have been several reports which claim that Khalistanis have indeed been financing the ongoing ‘farmers’ protest. Just a few days back, banned Khalistani outfit Sikhs for Justice(SFJ) had announced a reward of $ 350,000 for laying siege to the Indian Parliament and raising Khalistani flags there.

Rakesh Tikiat has an emotional breakdown during a press conference after the Republic Day violence

Two days after tractor rally protesters ran riot on the streets of Delhi, indulging in violence and vandalism, and laying siege to the Red Fort, BKU leader Rakesh Tikait addressed a press conference to ward off an imminent attempt by the government to vacate the Ghazipur Protest site.

On January 28, Rakesh Tikait addressed a press conference where he broke into tears claiming that the protests will go on and kept insisting that the laws must be repealed. He also threatened to commit suicide and also said that there was a conspiracy underway to murder farmers.

Rakesh Tikait doubles down on his efforts to sustain the ‘farmers’ protests
Following the Republic Day violence, the credibility of the ‘farmers’ agitation has taken a hit. Rakesh Tikait’s emotional breakdown has been seen by many as a last-ditch attempt by the leader to ward off a forthcoming police action against the protesters. In fact, after he cried on the national television to garner sympathy, Tikait has doubled down on his efforts to intensify the ongoing protests.

The protests that started as a farmer rally has now turned into a caste showdown as farmer leaders are now trying to mobilize protestors on caste lines. In what seems to be the last push, Bharatiya Kisan Union leader Rakesh Tikait, accused of instigating the Republic Day violence, has now farmers from Western UP to reach Ghazipur site to support his protests against the government.

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