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Watch | Interview: 'The Farmers' Movement Will Continue,' Says Rakesh Tikait

Addressing his campaigns and their direction, the farmers' leader answers a critical question related to the countrywide movement and its future.
Indra Shekhar Singh
Mar 28 2022
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Addressing his campaigns and their direction, the farmers' leader answers a critical question related to the countrywide movement and its future.
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In this episode of 'Krishi ki Baat', Indra Shekhar Singh interviews farmer leader Rakesh Tikait. Starting from his campaigns in Jharkhand, Tikait explains the critical question related to the farmers’ movement and its future.

UP elections results are also discussed and how the farmers may have helped restore communal harmony in the region.

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