Tikait asks Biden to focus on farm laws in talks with Modi
The Hindu
BKU leader takes to social media to reach out to U.S. President
Ahead of Prime Minister on Friday evening, farmer leader Rakesh Tikait appealed on social media for a focus during talks on theenacted by the Modi government.
“These black laws should be repealed to save us. Please focus on our concerns while meeting PM Modi,” tweeted Mr. Tikait, tagging @POTUS, the Twitter handle of the U.S. president.
Mr Tikait is the national spokesperson of Bhartiya Kisan Union and one of the foremost leaders of the Samyukta Kisan Morcha that is leading the agitation against the farm laws.
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