Govt's silence indicates it is planning steps against farmers' stir: Tikait

Govt's silence indicates it is planning steps against farmers' stir: Tikait

The Hindu

BKU leader Rakesh Tikait has claimed that the Centre’s "silence" for the past few days indicates that it is planning some steps against the farmers' agitation over newly enacted agriculture laws. He also stressed that it is the government that will have to come forward with a proposal for talks to resume with the protesting farmers.
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