New Delhi: The Supreme Court has banned all three agricultural laws. On this, Swaraj India chief Yogendra Yadav has said that the United Kisan Morcha has already issued a statement that we will not participate in the process of this committee. No such petition has been made to the court, in which a committee has been asked to form. Yogendra Yadav said that with the release of the committee’s name, our apprehension proved to be true. Three of these members are vocal advocates of agricultural laws. This is a government committee.
Yadav said, there is a temporary ban on agricultural legislation, which can be lifted at any time. On this basis, the movement cannot be ended. Ashok Gulati, who was included in the committee, has been instrumental in bringing agricultural laws. In support of anti-farmer laws. These four have no connection with the movement. If the government and the Supreme Court want to talk to this committee, then the agitated farmers will not talk to them.
Yogendra Yadav has expressed surprise at the statement of the Attorney General that some Khalistani elements have entered the movement. Yogendra Yadav said that even if only a handful of such people are anywhere, then there is no decision-making role in determining the condition and direction of the movement. If the intelligence agency has any such input, it should be shared with the Ministry of Home Affairs. If they want to give an affidavit on this, they can give a court.
Yogendra Yadav clarified that the tractor march of 26 January will continue as before. Farmers have no intention of disturbing the Republic Day parade. The farmer will maintain the peace and elegance of the tricolor. He said that rumor has been spread about obstructing the program of Republic Day. On the question of shifting the venue of Ramlila Maidan, Yogendra Yadav also said that we wanted to go there first, but we were stopped at the border. Now again where did this question suddenly arise.
