Farmers Protest or Khalistani agenda? Slogans of 'Azad Punjab' raised & Khalistani flags with portraits of Bhindranwale spotted tractor
Khalistani elements have already infiltrated the current protests.
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Amidst chaotic scenes unfolding during Farmers Protest at the Punjab-Haryana (Shambhu) border on Tuesday, protesting farmers began dismantling barricades, prompting the Haryana police to resort to firing tear gas rounds to disperse the crowd. However, the surface-level grievances of the farmers seem to mask a deeper agenda, with the true objective emerging as the establishment of 'Khalistan'.
This comes after a video depicts Punjabi farmer voicing the demand for 'Azad Punjab' (free Punjab), indicating aspirations for Khalistan went viral on social media.
Journalist: Farmers are now ready for the protest. So, what is your demand?
— Anshul Saxena (@AskAnshul) February 13, 2024
So called Farmer: All we want is Khalistan..Azad Punjab..Khalistan. pic.twitter.com/cD1Tv8JAiu
In another video one can see a Reporter who asked a farmer, "Sarkar se kya ummeed hai?" (What do you expect from the government?), the famer responded saying "Koi Ummeed nahi hai ji. Hume bas apna Azad Punjab chahiye, Khalistan chahiye." (We don't have any hopes, We just want a free Punjab, we want Khalistan).
Further adding to the mounting evidence, Khalistani flags adorned with portraits of Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale, a notorious Khalistani terrorist, were spotted on tractors participating in the protest march towards Delhi.
#WATCH | Farmers with their tractors move towards the Shambhu border near Ambala from Fatehgarh Sahib in Punjab, as farmer unions have given 'Chalo Delhi' protest call over their various demands pic.twitter.com/I3rpCnQ8Gc
— ANI (@ANI) February 13, 2024
In a video shared by news agency ANI, one of the tractors was seen donning a flag with a portrait of Khalistani terrorist Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale.
Then the so-called farmers get angry that people call them #Khalistani. #FarmersProtest pic.twitter.com/XEO8Rmi7Kr
— Param|PCS 🇮🇳 (@FunMauji) February 13, 2024
More and more farmers are reaching the Punjab-Haryana border.#FarmersProtest#FarmersProtest2024 pic.twitter.com/XArCUFBKHn
— Tractor2ਟਵਿੱਟਰ ਪੰਜਾਬ (@Tractor2twitr_P) February 13, 2024
Khalistani elements have already infiltrated the current protests.
It's evident that Khalistani elements have infiltrated the current protests, with banned terrorist organization Sikhs For Justice’s Chief Gurpatwant Singh Pannun releasing a video instigating Punjab farmers against the Indian government, urging them to take their demands to Delhi. In a video he can be heard of saying, “You will not get anything from the central government by asking them. You have to win Delhi”.
Guruvant Singh Pannu published video in support of Farmers protest.
— शून्य (@Shunyaa00) February 13, 2024
Do we need more proof that it's not farmers protest but anti India forces supported regime change operation ? pic.twitter.com/UYgwYQoPeN
In the image used during the video, there was a building with “Modi House” written on it with the message “Raise Khalistan Flag”, provoking pro-Khalistanis to raise the Khalistan flag at PM Modi’s residence in Delhi.
Moreover, suspicions have arisen regarding the involvement of the Congress party in Farmers Protest 2024. Jairam Ramesh disclosed that Rahul Gandhi is engaging with key farmer leaders at the same time farmers from across India gather in Delhi.
About Farmers Protest 2024
Earlier, the central government had a meeting with the farmer unions over their demands in Chandigarh. Food and Consumer Affairs Minister Piyush Goyal and Agriculture Minister Arjun Munda were among the team holding talks with farmer leaders. Punjab State Minister Kuldeep Singh Dhaliwal was also present.
The talks between the ministers and farmer leaders lasted for over 5 hours, but no agreements could be reached. The farmer leaders announced that they would march towards Delhi through the Shambhu, Khanauri, and Dabwali borders. Kisan Majdoor Sangharsh Morcha Sarwan Singh Pandher announced that the protesting farmers will march towards Delhi from 10 am onwards from these borders on Tuesday, 13 February.
Farmers are protesting over their demands, which include “MSP guarantee law” and debt waiver.