BJP goons behind tragic accident at Lakhimpur Khiri-AAP

Suresh Goyal of AAP stated it an accident

Part of a deep conspiracy to suppress the peasant movement: Grewal/Sidhu

Responsible for the incident should be arrested immediately:Bagga

Ludhiana: 5th October 2021: (Pardeep Sharma IPTA//Punjab Screen)::

The BJP goons are behind the tragic accident at Lakhimpur Khiri and are part of a deep conspiracy to suppress the peasant movement and the Aam Aadmi Party condemns the incident and strongly condemns it, said the Lok Sabha in-charge.  Amandeep Singh Mohi, District President Urban Suresh Goyal, Rural District President Harbhupinder Singh Dharor, Rural Co-President Gurdarshan Singh Kohli, District Secretary Sharanpal Singh Makkar.  Against the yogi and Modi marched in full force, led by Chaudhary Madan Lal Bagga at Jalandhar Bypass Chowk in the constituency north,

 Jodhewal Basti Chowk of Constituency Central under the leadership of Suresh Goyal, Samrala Chowk of Constituency East under the leadership of Daljit Singh Bhola Grewal, Arora Palace Chowk of Constituency Atam Nagar under the leadership of Kulwant Singh Sidhu, Rebel Stand of Constituency South under the leadership of Rajinderpal Kaur Chhina  The Aam Aadmi Party led by Shimalpuri, Jagdeep Singh, Nanak Singh and other western leaders staged protests in different constituencies at the gate of the new court, District Ludhiana.  Such murderous attacks on protesting farmers will never be tolerated.  The Aam Aadmi Party demands immediate arrest of Union Minister of State Ajay Mishra and his son responsible for the incident and immediate removal of the riot minister Ajay Mishra.

 Rural President Harbhupinder Singh Dharora and Rural Co-President Gurdarshan Singh Kohli while talking to reporters said that Aam Aadmi Party is fully with the farmers and will continue to stand with the farmers like a rock in future also.  The dictatorial attitude of the BJP is dangerous for the country and we strongly oppose this attitude.  Narendra Modi should pay attention to the demands of the farmers and repeal the black laws immediately.  District Secretary Sharanpal Singh Makkar said that the Aam Aadmi Party demanded that a murder case be registered against the son of the BJP minister and he be arrested immediately.  He said that till the case is decided, the Minister should be removed from his post as as the Union Minister of State for Home Affairs, he could influence the investigating agencies.  Narendra Modi should realize that the farmers are against these laws which is why they are risking their lives so he should withdraw these black laws with immediate effect.

Planned to Crush Farmers Movement

 4th October 2021 at 4:58 PM

Kendri Singh Sabha on Lakhimpur Kheri Killing 

Chandigarh: 4th October 2021:( Kartika Singh//Punjab Screen)::

Killing of the peacefully protesting farmers at Lakhimpur Kheri in Uttar Pradesh was planned to crush their movement by unleashing the direct State-sponsored violence, that too, after openly threatening the protesters by a Federal Minister.

Sikh intellectuals associating with the Singh Sabha said such actions coming from those running the country’s Home Affairs was all the more condemnable and manifested the reversal of the democracy into a totalitarian regime which Indians should have to resist to preserve their hard earned freedom. 

On Sunday six farmers including Lovepreet Singh (20), Daljeet Singh (35), Nachhattar Singh (60) and Gurvinder Singh (19) were mowed down by a car driven by the son of Union State Home Minister Ajay Mishra and injured around 12-15 other protesters.

Reports said that Ashish Mishra Teni (son of Union Minister of State for Home Affairs Ajay Mishra Teni) came with three vehicles around the time when the farmers were dispersing from their protest at the helipad and mowed them down. Also attacked and injured Samyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM} leader Tajinder Singh Virk when the attackers tried to run a vehicle over him. Before that attackers fired shots killing a farmer on the spot.

The Sikh thinkers said the gory incident shows that the Modi government has not only launched repression on the farmer movement but also attempting to communalise and polarise the society by singling out and targeting the farmers belonging to a visible and miniscule minority of the Sikhs in Uttar Pradesh. Already the government had made concerted efforts to project the Sikh farmers protesting at Delhi borders as “separatist Khalistanis and terrorists” to divide and weaken the farmer agitation.

Following Union State Minister Ajay Mishra ( see video), Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar too doled out open threats to the protesting farmers. He has openly instigated the BJP/ RSS workers at a meeting a few days ago asking them to organise themselves into armed groups all over Haryana and attack the protesting farmers.

The Haryana Chief Minister went to the extent of saying, “now there is no option but to mount an open attack on the farmers and such acts of theirs (BJP/RSS workers) would earn them prominence in politics and history.” (see video)

We appeal to the Opposition parties to come forward and openly join the agitating farmers to defeat the undemocratic moves of the frustrated Modi regime. We are sure the Opposition’s mere statements on condemnation of the incident and demanding like registering of murder case against the minister’s son and others would not serve the rightful purpose of the Indian democracy at this crucial juncture.

We also appeal to Punjabis and particularly Sikhs not to get provoked and resist peacefully the State sponsored violence on the farmers for a larger issue of saving the democracy.

At the same time, the role of 'godi' (lapdog) media is condemnable as it has been attempting either to suppress the tragic incident or projecting it as a clash between the protesting farmers and the BJP workers. 

Signatories to the joint statement are: Former National Minority Commission Vice Chairman Prof Bawa Singh, Principal (retd) Sucha Singh,  Senior journalists Jaspal Singh Sidhu and Sukhdev Singh , Dr Piare Lal Garg, Prof Manjit Singh, Editor Desh Punjab Gurbachan Singh Jalandhar, Dr Narinder Singh and Author Rajwinder Singh Rahi.