Press Conference of farmer leaders begins.

Farmer leaders on 26th January’s tractor march.
Tomorrow Supreme Court will take some decision.
We will consider the decision.
We have lost more than 121 farmers during protests.
People from Haryana are collecting soil and ghee from Villages.
Kisan will celebrate Republic day with Jawan.
This parade will be taken out on outer ring road.
It will be peaceful.
No weapon and inflammatory speech won’t be allowed.
We won’t disturb Republic day parade on Rajpath.
We won’t occupy any govt office or building.
Indian National flag and flames of farmers union will be put on top of vehicles.
Lakhs of farmers are preparing for parade.
We will show our countrymen that nation’s farmers are in danger.
But no one is listening to them.
Farmer leaders invited commoners to come and see the farmers parade.
They called Kisan parade entire nation’s parade.
Jan ki Baat will work over Mann ki Baat.
Women in villages will pray in Temples, Gurudwaras and Mosques and pay tribute to the shahheds of farmer struggle.
A tractor rally will be organized in Rajasthan’s district.
Farmer leaders appealed more people to join the rally.

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Even the BJP gave up Hindutva for civic nationalism, Gandhian socialism, and positive secularism in 1980s.

Under Modi, there has been compete policy continuity on minority rights and welfare from the Congress era, with little to no "Hindutva agenda" coming to see the light of day.

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