Tejashwi Yadav is driving a tractor after reaching Bihar assembly

RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav on Monday pulled out a tractor to reach the Bihar Legislative Assembly in solidarity with those opposing the farm laws and the spiraling rise in petrol, diesel and cooking gas prices. The Leader of the Opposition also instigated the Nitish Kumar government in the state to keep Mamata on the issue of rising oil prices and claimed that farmers in Bihar were often forced to sell their produce at rates less than half of the MSP. . APMCs. Yadav’s tractor ride, in which he was joined by some party colleagues including RJD national general secretary and MLA Alok Mehta, began at his residence across the road from the chief minister’s bungalow. Tejashwi Yadav (@yadavtejashwi) February 22, 2021 “We expect Chief Minister Nitish Kumar to give a fair statement on the skyrocketing oil prices, he has accepted, but has declined to comment. They should also explain what the farmers have gained from the abolition of the Agricultural Produce Market Committees (APMCs) in Bihar. Many farmers are forced to sell their produce for Rs 1800 with a minimum support price (MSP) of Rs 1800–800, ”Singh told reporters. He also expressed disappointment at the disapproval of those who submitted the condolence motion on the floor of the House, the deaths of more than 260 farmers killed during the agitation and said, his tractor ride was intended to remind the powers. The popular slogan of “Jai Jawan Jai Kisan” demanded the respect of the farmers, just like the soldiers who guarded the country’s borders. Yadav’s tractor ride to the assembly, located about a kilometer away, was marked by a ruckus with security personnel, clearing traffic for the leader of the opposition party until it stopped at the entrance to the assembly complex Was not given The young RJD leader wondered if the rules prevented him from taking the vehicle up to the portico. Security personnel requested him, pointing to the mob of other MLAs and officials and the obstruction caused by the tractor. Subsequently, Yadav visited the Vidhan Sabha Bhawan, where Congress MLAs and CPI (ML), members of the RJD coalition staged demonstrations to highlight the plight of the farmers. Nevertheless, he said, “We held a tractor rally last year, soon after which the farm bills were angered by the farmers. We will continue such measures till the government is compelled to take sympathetic consideration of the demands of the farmers ”. Congress MLA Shakeel Ahmed Khan stood with a contraceptive like weight scale with packets of cereals and pulses hanging from both sides. People belonging to the ultra-left CPI (ML) were clinging to the traditional mode of carved planks with slogans.