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BJP MP Varun Gandhi, , has once again called for “accountability for the innocent blood of farmers”. Tweeting a longer and better quality video that he says reveals what happened at UP’s Lakhimpur Kheri earlier this week, this is the second time that Gandhi has called for justice for the slain farmers.
On Sunday, a black SUV, confirmed by Union Minister Ajay Mishra as belonging to his family, ploughed through a group of farmers holding a peaceful protest.
“The video is crystal clear. Protestors cannot be silenced through murder. There has to be accountability for the innocent blood of farmers that has been spilled and justice must be delivered before a message of arrogance and cruelty enters the minds of every farmer,” he wrote.
The video is crystal clear. Protestors cannot be silenced through murder. There has to be accountability for the innocent blood of farmers that has been spilled and justice must be delivered before a message of arrogance and cruelty enters the minds of every farmer. ???? pic.twitter.com/Z6NLCfuujK
— Varun Gandhi (@varungandhi80) October 7, 2021
Varun Gandhi has been fiercely critical of what happened at Lakhimpur Kheri on Sunday, during which eight people, including four farmers, were killed.
On Tuesday he shared a grainier version of the above video and wrote: “This video will shake anyone’s soul”. Gandhi demanded UP Police take notice and make “immediate arrests”.
“In Lakhimpur, the video that shows cars running over farmers will shake anyone’s soul. Police should take note of this video and identify the owners of the car, those sitting in the car and others involved to make immediate arrests,” the Lok Sabha MP from UP’s Pilibhit tweeted in Hindi.
लखीमपुर खीरी में किसानों को गाड़ियों से जानबूझकर कुचलने का यह वीडियो किसी की भी आत्मा को झखझोर देगा।
पुलिस इस वीडियो का संज्ञान लेकर इन गाड़ियों के मालिकों, इनमें बैठे लोगों, और इस प्रकरण में संलिप्त अन्य व्यक्तियों को चिन्हित कर तत्काल गिरफ्तार करे।
#LakhimpurKheri@dgpup pic.twitter.com/YmDZhUZ9xq
— Varun Gandhi (@varungandhi80) October 5, 2021
