Rihanna shares the news about the internet banning of agitating farmers and has written with it "Why are we not talking about this?"

Today it has been 70 days for the agitating farmers near Delhi, the capital of India.

The peasant movement in India is now falling into crisis due to the withdrawal of new agricultural laws of the central government. This government has completely discredited the peasant movement and diverted this movement from its right path. The government has also started harassing the agitators by resorting to law. Farmers who are agitating are worried about saving their lives, now what will these people do?

Now what can these agitators spoil the dictator government of India with a turban of slander? These questions have surrounded the farmer movement. The question arises that how can the present government of India be called a dictator government? The present government of India was dictator government because this government has not followed the rules of the Constitution in implementing the agricultural law. Rather, it has implemented this law by exercising its authority and clear majority.

People of the world have once again tried to raise their voice to the world level in support of the agitating farmers in India. In support of farmers agitating near Delhi, pop star Rihanna has tried to send a message to the democratic country of the world by tweeting them. Rihanna shares the news about the internet banning of agitating farmers and has written with it "Why are we not talking about this?" Rihanna has also written #FarmersProtest along with it.

It may be known that earlier, the leaders of Canada and Britain had given advice to the Modi government in the early times of the movement on farmer movement. However, his criticism by the Modi government proved a political attack on India's internal affairs. And instead of considering the voice of these world leaders, the Modi government asked them not to interfere in India's internal affairs. After which these leaders have separated themselves from the peasant movement.

Today it has been 70 days for the agitating farmers near Delhi, the capital of India. But, the Modi government has gone mad with a clear majority and is willing to go all the way to crush this peasant movement. Cement blockers, barbed wire and iron nails have been installed on the Singhu, Tikri and Ghazipur sites of farmers' movement. And with this a large number of police personnel have also been deployed.

The weak opposition of the world's largest democratic country, India, has also started voicing support for the peasant movement. Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra questioned the present Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi on the peasant movement and said, "Prime Minister, war with your farmers?"