RLP convener Beniwal and farmers of Rajasthan stopped at Haryana border

Jaipur. The Haryana Police stopped Hanuman Beniwal, the Nagaur MP and convener of the Rashtriya Loktantrik Party, at his borders when he was heading towards Delhi with a convoy of Rajasthan farmers. Beniwal and the farmers accompanying him were on their way to Delhi to show solidarity with the farmers who were protesting against the three agricultural laws implemented by the Center on various borders of Haryana and Uttar Pradesh adjoining Delhi.
Beniwal, the convener of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) ally National Democratic Party (RLP), left from Jaipur on Saturday afternoon and then addressed a huge gathering at Kotputli in Rajasthan before reaching the border of Haryana as per his plan. He said that he was denied participation in the Parliament session, as he was wrongly declared Kovid-19 positive when the Bill was introduced.
He said, “When this bill was tabled in Parliament, I was denied participation in the Parliament session, as I was intentionally declared Kovid-19 positive. Though I would like to go through media as well as digital platforms Also opposing the bills. I have been standing with the farmers ever since. ”
Beniwal said, “When Prime Minister Modi, who is a man of patience, determination and courageous and who can abolish Article 370, he can also listen to the farmers. I gave him the message that he should talk about those farmers It should be heard that those who have voted for him, otherwise the road to 2024 will be difficult. As an ally of the NDA, I wrote a letter to Union Home Minister Amit Shah, in which I have said that if farmers’ concerns are not taken care of I will reconsider my alliance with the NDA. ”
Meanwhile, farmers staged a sit-in at Shahjahanpur in Alwar, from where the border of Haryana begins. He requested the police to allow him to cross the border so that he could stand with other farmers in Delhi.
During this time, farmers were also seen shouting slogans to withdraw the ‘controversial’ agricultural laws.