Bhartiya Kisan Union (BKU) leader Rakesh Tikait on Sunday kicked off his two-day tour of Gujarat, during which he will campaign against the three Central farm laws, by visiting Goddess Ambaji s temple in Banaskantha district. Taking a veiled swipe at the BJP and the Centre while entering the Gujarat border, Tikait showed his passport to reporters and said he has brought it in case it is required to enter Gujarat . Tikait alighted from a train at Abu Road station in neighbouring Rajasthan where he was welcomed by farmers. When asked if he is carrying a COVID-19 negative report which is mandatory while travelling in Gujarat,he replied in the affirmative and said, I have all the documents with me. This is my passport if it is required to enter Gujarat .
Read more about Won t let govt sit in peace till farmers demands met: Rakesh Tikait on Business Standard. Upping the ante against the government, Bharatiya Kisan Union leader Rakesh Tikait on Sunday said they won t let it sit in peace till the farmers demands are met.