Once upon a time, Rakesh Tikait was in the Delhi Police, having gone to jail 44 times for farmers

-Jabbar dramatized on Thursday night, cried and cried

New Delhi, 29 January 2021, Friday

Farmer leader Rakesh Tikait is also fond of knowing. After seeing the Rapid Action Force and a large number of police personnel at the Ghazipur border in Delhi on Thursday night, they shouted, cried and shouted that they would not leave.

This Rakesh Tikait was once working as a sub-inspector of Delhi Police. He inherited the fight for the interests of farmers from his father Mahendra Singh Tikait. Rakesh Tikait has been jailed forty-four times for the benefit of farmers. He was not surprised to be arrested or imprisoned.

Mahendra Singh Tikait was the only and most powerful leader of farmers in the country after the late Prime Minister Charan Singh. At the voice of Mahendra Singh Tikait, the peasants had the power to shake the throne of power at the Center. Mahendra Singh Tikait has more than once given a testament to his power to the Central and State Governments. Tikait has been the President of the Indian Farmers' Union for a long time.

The first farmers 'agitation was led by Mahendra Singh Tikait in 1987 when the price of electricity was increased and the Indian Farmers' Union (BKU) was formed. Mahendra Singh Tikait was then able to establish his image as the savior of the farmers. Now his younger son Rakesh Tikait is handling the responsibility.

However, this time Rakesh Tikait was not the only leader. Apart from Rakesh Tikait, Buta Singh, Darshan Singh and other leaders and other farmers' groups were among the farmers who had been camping on the Delhi border for the last two months. Farmers from Punjab and Haryana in particular joined the agitation in large numbers. Many peasant unions withdrew after the Republic Day violence. At one point there was the impression that the peasant movement was the turning point. But don't be surprised if Rakesh Tikait's tears once again draw farmers to Delhi.