Khalistani Gurpatwant Singh Pannu is now seen instigating the agitating farmers.
It is reported that before the talks with the government on Sunday, he released a video and also offered to provide weapons to the farmers.
However, nothing has been officially said by the police regarding this. At present, the farmers have asked to discuss the proposal received from the government on MSP i.e. Minimum Support Price. Besides, the ‘Delhi Chalo’ march has also been stopped for two days.
According to a report, Pannu had released a video before the talks between the farmer and the government on Sunday.
According to the report, in this video he had appealed to the farmers agitating on the Shambhu and Khanauri border to attack the police officers. He had also said that weapons for this attack would be available on the Kartarpur border.
According to the report, Pannu said, ‘Take up arms yourself to fight the Indian bullets. Pakistan has weapons available on the Kartarpur border.
In the report, quoting top intelligence sources, it is being said that this was an attempt to instigate the farmers. Official sources said, ‘Farmers are protesting within their rights. No farmer will listen to SFJ. The central government is committed to solving the problems of the farmers and talks are going on.
Demonstration continues for 6 days
Farmers from Punjab, Haryana and different parts of North India are trying to march towards Delhi. At present, farmers are standing at Shambhu and Khanauri border. However, recently farmers have said that the proposals received from the government will be considered in two days and after that a decision will be taken.
Six days have passed since the latest demonstration by farmers on Sunday. These farmers are making many demands from the Central Government including legal guarantee on MSP, loan waiver.
proposal for a five-year agreement
After concluding talks with farmer leaders, Goyal said late on Sunday night that the government has directed cooperative societies NCCF (National Consumer Cooperative Federation of India Limited) and NAFED (National Agricultural Cooperative Marketing Federation of India) to negotiate with farmers for purchasing pulses at MSP. A one-year agreement has been proposed.
He said that apart from this, Cotton Corporation of India (CCI) has proposed to enter into a five-year agreement with the farmers to buy cotton crop at MSP.
Goyal said that farmer leaders will inform about their decision on the government’s proposals by Monday. After the meeting ended, Goyal said that the talks with the farmers were held in a cordial atmosphere.
He said, ‘We have proposed to cooperative societies NCCF and NAFED to enter into a five-year agreement with farmers to purchase pulses at MSP.’ Goyal said, ‘We have proposed that the Cotton Corporation of India (CCI) will enter into a five-year agreement with farmers to purchase cotton crop at MSP.’