Rakesh Tikait said on mob lynching earlier; it is just a reaction to action, what he says now?

BJP's IT cell in-charge Amit Malviya has accused farmer leader Rakesh Tikait after the murder of a youth at the Kundli border. He has said that if Rakesh Tikait sitting next to Yogendra Yadav had not justified the mob lynching in Lakhimpur, then today the youth would not have been murdered like this at Kundli border. He said that the anarchy being spread behind these protests in the name of farmers needs to be exposed. 

Amit Malviya tweeted, “Had Rakesh Tikait not justified mob lynching in Lakhimpur, with Yogendra Yadav, sitting next to him, maintaining sanctimonious silence, the gory murder of a youth at Kundali border would not have happened. Anarchists behind these protests in the name of farmers need to be exposed.”

See the video People who killed Lakhbir Singh at Singhu border 

Had Rakesh Tikait not justified mob lynching in Lakhimpur, with Yogendra Yadav, sitting next to him, maintaining sanctimonious silence, the gory murder of a youth at Kundali border would not have happened. Anarchists behind these protests in the name of famers need to be exposed. https://t.co/YkchLIQxgY

— Amit Malviya (@amitmalviya) October 15, 2021

On the Lakhimpur violence, Rakesh Tikait had said –Reaction to action

In Lakhimpur, BJP workers were beaten to death by an angry mob after they ran over the farmers. After this BJP workers started opposing the farmers. In many places, there was also a demand that people should be identified and booked for murder. On this, farmer leader Rakesh Tikait said that he does not consider it as mob lynching; it is just a reaction to action.

Equating Singhu border murder case to Nirbhaya gruesome murder 

The young man was murdered; this statement of Amit Malviya has come to the fore when the youth was murdered on the Kundli border on Friday morning. Lakhbir Singh, a resident of Punjab's Tarn Taran district, was murdered on the Singhu border on Friday. His body was found hanging from the barricade at some distance from the protest site. One hand of the deceased was found chopped off. The deceased is said to belong to the Nihang group. The reason for the murder is believed to be a dispute over the sacrilege of a religious text. Police have started the investigation by registering a report in this matter

Farmers protest out of hand from Farmers to political parties, Nihangs 

The case of the brutal murder of a person on Friday near the stage of the farmers' protest site on the Singhu border of Delhi-Haryana reached the Supreme Court. The petitioner has sought an early hearing from the Supreme Court on an already-filed petition seeking removal of the protesting farmers, referring to several past incidents including this ruthless murder.

Advocate Shashank Shekhar Jha, appearing for the petitioners Swati Goyal and Sanjeev Newar, has applied to the court and requested for early hearing. It has been said in the application that the agitators who are opposing the new agricultural laws of the central government are openly violating the law. They are openly violating the guidelines of Covid-19. Because of this, the lives of other people are in danger. It has been said in the petition that due to the agitation, many inhuman incidents have come to the fore apart from everyday troubles.