Naxalite Organizations Are Hijacking The Farmers Movement

Naxalite organizations are hijacking the movement, Serious questions are being raised on some farmer leaders.

On the insistence of repeal of agricultural laws, the way other issues beyond the interest of farmers are being added by the adamant organizations, it has raised questions not only within the farmers’ organizations but also outside.

It is being asked what such organizations are doing among the farmers who are demanding the release of the accused of the Elgar Parishad involved in the Bhima Koregaon incident, including Sharjeel Imam and Omar Khalid.

Some of these have a case under the Public Security Act. The question arises that the background of some organizations headed by farmers is not related to Naxalism.

Demand for release of jailed leaders and youth inspired by Left ideology

Punjab BJP general secretary Subhash Sharma directly alleged that some Naxalite organizations are active under the guise of farmers.

At the same time, it is being told that even among the farmer’s organizations, such people are being appealed to be cautious.

Out of the total 31 organizations involved in the movement, some organizations are believed to be the representatives of the farmers. It is said that these parties want a solution, but the BKU dominates.

While the truth is that BKU (Mann) had been making similar demands before the 2019 elections. Their demands were fulfilled by the Agricultural Law.

But seeing the atmosphere changing, he also changed the tone. BKU Ugrahan is the most fierce.

On behalf of this, on Thursday, the leaders and youth who were shouting slogans against India and in different streams and inspired by Left ideology, were demanded to be released from jail.

The Rajewal organization is also uneasy about this. Politics under the guise of farmer organizations

Onkar Singh, general secretary of the Rajewal Group, said- ‘If there is a need on this subject, we will consider and make a decision.

No one can accuse us of being pro-Khalistan or political. ‘ In fact, Omkar’s cautious voice and BJP’s direct charge of Subhash Sharma indicate that politics is also taking place under the guise of farmer organizations.

Subhash Sharma says- ‘For the last few years, Naxalite organizations have stood in the name of farmer organizations, which are now hijacking the movement.

Farmers should understand that such people want to prove their political selfishness by provoking emotions.

A tweet of the relationship between BKU and Congress is also under discussion. In a tweet made on 20 March 2019, BKU has tagged Rahul Gandhi, Randeep Surjewala, and Jairam Ramesh.

In this tweet, Prime Minister Narendra Modi was targeted and said – which watchman was on duty when Rafael’s document was stolen?

Intelligence department also intensified investigation

In the midst of the movement going on on the Delhi border, the active intelligence department has also stepped up the background check of everyone.

According to sources, Darshanpal, sitting among the farmers, is a member of PDFI, which was founded in 2006 by Varvara Rao and others. Now the movement is demanding the release of Varvara Rao.

In 2014, the then Minister of State for Home RPN Singh stated that PDFI is a left-wing Maoist organization. Keep in mind that in the peasant organizations, initially there was a distance from political parties and issues.

That is why she started getting sympathy but with the passage of time, political strides started increasing. It is not that all organizations sitting on the movement are being questioned.

The profile has been prepared that it also mentions organizations like BKU Rajewal, KSC, which work among the farmers and have been away from controversies.

There is also a reference to BKU Mann who has no political alliances, but a relationship with local Sikh leaders.