Jind: Meghalaya Governor Satya Pal Malik has indicated that he may be actively involved in Politics After completing his term after seven months. He belonged to Kandela village Haryana‘s yearning District to participate in the program organized by the Khap
Speaking on the UP elections, Malik alleged, “The mandate is yet to come but one thing is clear that BJP leaders could not enter any village in western Uttar Pradesh. I visited the western part of UP and came to know that people Angered by the BJP, even Union Minister Smriti Irani had to run for several kilometers when farmers opposed her visit.
“Lok Sabha elections are expected after two years, and here is your chance to form your government instead of running after anyone. Today you are begging from these people but once you get united then these people will start begging. Now stop dharna and protests and focus on forming your government. ,
“My term is coming to an end in the next six to seven months and after that, I will start a campaign to unite the people of North India. Such situations can be avoided if people stay united. Now the Center has accepted only half of the demands of farmers and many are still pending, including the Minimum Support Price (MSP) on crops. And people have to come together to win this fight,” he told the gathering.
“If I remained silent on farmer’s issues, I was offered to become the President of India and other benefits, but I chose to speak up. They tried to woo me in every way possible, but failed.”
Speaking about the January 26 incident, Malik said that the farmers did no wrong by hoisting ‘Nishan Sahib’ on a pole in front of the Red Fort. “The Sikh community has sacrificed a lot and Nishan Sahib is a symbol of their dignity. But he was blamed for deliberately dividing the protest. ,
“I pacified the matter when Rakesh Tikait cried on January 28 and his elder brother called a mahapanchayat the next day in Muzaffarnagar. I spoke to Union Minister Amit Shah to stop the action on Rakesh Tikait. Protest outside the venue When Satya Pal Malik was addressing farmers and khaps at the Kandela village’s sports ground, a group of people protested outside a prominent temple in the village. Satnam Singh, Pradeep Dhankhar, Bijendra Malik and some other protesters called Satya Pal Malik a BJP sponsored leader.
Speaking on the UP elections, Malik alleged, “The mandate is yet to come but one thing is clear that BJP leaders could not enter any village in western Uttar Pradesh. I visited the western part of UP and came to know that people Angered by the BJP, even Union Minister Smriti Irani had to run for several kilometers when farmers opposed her visit.
“Lok Sabha elections are expected after two years, and here is your chance to form your government instead of running after anyone. Today you are begging from these people but once you get united then these people will start begging. Now stop dharna and protests and focus on forming your government. ,
“My term is coming to an end in the next six to seven months and after that, I will start a campaign to unite the people of North India. Such situations can be avoided if people stay united. Now the Center has accepted only half of the demands of farmers and many are still pending, including the Minimum Support Price (MSP) on crops. And people have to come together to win this fight,” he told the gathering.
“If I remained silent on farmer’s issues, I was offered to become the President of India and other benefits, but I chose to speak up. They tried to woo me in every way possible, but failed.”
Speaking about the January 26 incident, Malik said that the farmers did no wrong by hoisting ‘Nishan Sahib’ on a pole in front of the Red Fort. “The Sikh community has sacrificed a lot and Nishan Sahib is a symbol of their dignity. But he was blamed for deliberately dividing the protest. ,
“I pacified the matter when Rakesh Tikait cried on January 28 and his elder brother called a mahapanchayat the next day in Muzaffarnagar. I spoke to Union Minister Amit Shah to stop the action on Rakesh Tikait. Protest outside the venue When Satya Pal Malik was addressing farmers and khaps at the Kandela village’s sports ground, a group of people protested outside a prominent temple in the village. Satnam Singh, Pradeep Dhankhar, Bijendra Malik and some other protesters called Satya Pal Malik a BJP sponsored leader.