New Delhi: Ahead of the upcoming West Bengal Assembly polls, Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU) leader Rakesh Tikait on Saturday (March 13) urged people to not vote for the BJP and accused the get together of looting all the nation.
Tikait made this assertion at a mahapanchayat (a public assembly) in Kolkata. The BKU leader’s agenda for Bengal go to consists of discussing the problem of MSP and the three controversial farm legal guidelines with the farmers of the state.
Meanwhile, Tikait is scheduled to go to the hotly contested seat of Nandigram. West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari will contest in opposition to one another in Nandigram.
Earlier, Tikait had advised the reporters in Delhi that he will probably be going to Kolkata and meet the federal government there solely. “The authorities has gone to Kolkata. They will return in a single and a half month. We are additionally going there. We will meet the federal government there solely.”
