Tikait, who reached Gujarat to drum up support for the stir, began his two-day visit by praying at the Ambaji Temple in Banaskantha district and then addressing groups in Ambaji and Palanpur.
AHMEDABAD: Refuting claims that farmers have left protest sites along the Delhi border, Bharatiya Kisan Union leader Rakesh Tikait on Sunday said they had gone to the fields to work and would return when the Central government was free from West Bengal elections .
Farmers, mainly from Punjab, Haryana, western Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan, have been protesting at the Delhi border for over 4 months now against the Centre s three agri marketing laws, and have demanded its repeal along with a legal guarantee on the minimum support price mechanism.
Youth protest Against Rakesh Tikait in Palanpur at Gujarat
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BKU Rakesh Tikait says Farmers not leaving protest sites near Delhi
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રાકેશ ટિકૈતે ગુજરાતમાં આવતા સાથે જ કહ્યું ટેન્ક, ટ્રેક્ટર અને ટ્વીટરથી ચાલે છે દેશ અને જુઓ બીજુ શું કહ્યુ?
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Revisiting the Vaccination Debate in Sabarmati Ashram Through Mahadevbhai Desaiâs Diaries
While Gandhi said he would not come in the way of anyone taking the smallpox vaccine, he also said he could not change his beliefs and encourage it.
Mahadevbhai Desai with Gandhi. Photo: Wikimedia Commons
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The conversations around COVID-19 vaccinations often heard these days â whether to take the vaccination or not, how effective it is, the suspension of the vaccination programme in some countries due to fear of the side effects â reminds me of an incident at Mahatma Gandhiâs Sabarmati Ashram in Ahmedabad, as recorded by Mahadevbhai Desai in his diary.