A major development has come to light amid the ongoing farmers’ movement in Odisha’s capital Bhubaneswar. Farmer leader Rakesh Tikait was detained by the police when he was arriving to join the movement and support the farmers.
This movement of farmers in Bhubaneswar has been going on continuously since March 22. Farmers are protesting for their various demands. To further strengthen this movement, the United Kisan Morcha had on Monday called upon a large number of farmers to unite. After this call, farmers from different areas reached Bhubaneswar and joined the movement.
Meanwhile, Rakesh Tikait, national spokesperson of Bharatiya Kisan Union, was also reaching Bhubaneswar to support the movement. But as soon as they reached there, the police stopped them from moving forward. After this the police took him into custody.
Because of this action was taken
It is being told that the administration took this step to maintain law and order. Given the presence of a large number of farmers in the movement, the police were already alert and strict vigil was being maintained to avoid any kind of disorder.
Farmers’ agitation continues on many issues
This movement of farmers is continuing on many issues. The participation of farmers in large numbers clearly shows that their problems are serious and they want to convey their voice to the government.
Discussion started in political circles
At the same time, after the detention of farmer leader Rakesh Tikait, the discussion regarding the movement has intensified in political and social circles. It will be important to see what direction this movement takes in the coming days and how the administration handles this situation.