Satdal Bagchi 
- Grand memorial to be built at the site of farmers movement, water and soil from country and abroad will be used in construction
- Map will be made for farmers revolution memorial
11-member delegation including Acharya Pramod Krishnam met Rakesh Tikait
New Delhi (EMS). The agitation of the farmers against the agricultural laws has also got the support of the Sant Samaj. An 11-member delegation of prominent saints of the country reached the Ghazipur border along with Jagat Guru Shankaracharya Swami Narendranand Saraswati of Kashi Sumeru Peetha under the leadership of Kalki Peethadhishwar Acharya Pramod Krishnam. During this, he gave a letter of support to Chaudhary Rakesh Tikait, national spokesperson of the Bharatiya Kisan Union and appealed to the central government to withdraw all three agricultural laws.
Swami Narendranand Saraswati said that farmers have been protesting for about two and a half months, but no hearing is being held. The government should withdraw all three agricultural laws. Farmers will be greatly damaged by these laws. He said that the 26 January incident was a conspiracy to discredit the farmers. The central government talks about everyone’s support and development, but this is not happening. He said that the Sant Samaj is with the farmers in this battle of rights. All possible help will be provided to the feeders. While giving a letter of support to the farmer leader Rakesh Tikait, the farmers also honored him by showering flowers on him. During this, Rakesh Tikait announced to build a huge memorial at the movement site at UP Gate. He said that the water brought from India and abroad will be included in the masonry to make this monument. Also, soil from different places will be used.
Another farmer died on the Singhu border
Another farmer, who was agitating against agricultural laws, died on Tuesday morning. The reason is being told heart attack. The incident is of the Singhu border located between Delhi-Haryana. The name of the deceased was Harinder and age was around 50 years. He was a resident of Sewa village in Panipat district.
-Sidhu arrested, 7 days remand
Deep Sidhu, the main accused of the Red Fort violence, was produced in Tis Hazari court on Tuesday, where a 10-day remand was sought by the police. However, the court has sent Deep Sidhu on 7 days police remand. Tight security arrangements were made in the Tis Hazari court regarding production. During the course of the court, the court also allowed the police to conduct a brief interrogation for some time so that the police could tell that they need police custody. During this time Deep Siddu was asked how people were called to reach the Red Fort, how was the plan made? His mobile number was also questioned. Explain that after cutting the absconding for about 15 days, Deep Sidhu was arrested from Jikarpur in Punjab in the early hours of Tuesday. According to Delhi Police sources, Deep’s wife and family are in Purnia. Deep Sidhu was also interested in going there. In the interrogation of the crime branch, Deep Sidhu has made many big revelations.
-Modi can speak on the issue of farmers today
According to sources, Modi can also present a vote of thanks on the President’s address in the Lok Sabha on Wednesday. During this time he can once again speak on the farmers’ agitation and agricultural laws. Modi also spoke on the peasant movement in the Rajya Sabha on Monday. He had said that farmers should come forward to negotiate.
-The farmer again ready to negotiate
Hours after Modi’s speech in the Rajya Sabha, Shiv Kumar Kakka, a member of the Samyukta Kisan Morcha, said that he was ready for the next round of talks, the government should tell him the day and time of the meeting. However, Kakka had said that movement plays an important role in democracy. People have the right to protest the wrong policies of the government.
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