Patna: Farmer chief Rakesh Tikait on Monday stated that the situation of farmers could be very unhealthy in Bihar and requested them to be ready for a `huge agitation` from October to demand their rights. Tikait made this announcement whereas interacting with mediapersons right here. He stated the situation of farmers was extraordinarily unhealthy within the state. If obligatory, he would meet the chief minister and ask him to deal with the scenario, he added.
“It isn’t obligatory for the farmers of Bihar emigrate to different states for jobs. If any farmer would get a real value for the crops, why would he go to different states? Equally, if a labourer will get the job within the house state why would he go to different states to earn for his or her livelihood,” Tikait stated.
“The farmers of Bihar ought to come ahead for his or her rights and lift their voices. We are going to work together with all small and huge farmer`s organisations in Bihar to make them united and make them conscious of the necessity to struggle for his or her rights in opposition to the federal government. I’ll begin campaigning in Bihar from October this yr,” Tikait stated.
“At current, farmers` agitation is occurring a small scale. They should get united for an even bigger struggle in opposition to the federal government. The farmers of Bihar had a giant contribution throughout agitation in Delhi. The farmers of Bihar should not getting ample costs for his or her crops. That is the largest fear for them. As they’re protesting individually, their voice just isn’t reaching the state authorities. I might attraction to the farmers of Bihar to arrange themselves for the wrestle within the subsequent few months,” Tikait stated.
The transfer of Tikait is vital holding in view that ballot strategist Prashant Kishor will begin a Padyatra from West Champaran in Bihar on October 2. Rakesh Tikait can even begin the farmer`s agitation in Bihar in October.
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