Farmers sitting on dharna near Pasiyana Chowki on Sangrur Road in protest against Prime Minister Narendra Modi's rally surrounded the car of BJP candidate Hans Raj Hans from Faridkot who was on his way to the rally. During this time, the glass of Hans Raj Hans's car was broken by the farmers. Today, Hans Raj Hans was seen getting emotional on the stage in front of the people regarding this incident.
On the stage, Hans Raj Hans said that he is not afraid of death. “I am not afraid of death. What kind of Fakir is afraid of death?” Hans said that, “I was afraid of my driver that he might get hurt. If I survive till June 1, we will meet, but if something happens to me then keep my thoughts intact. To tell people that He came for us and had to be sacrificed.”
He further went on to say that “everyone can see yesterday's video that I was sitting fearlessly. I felt that the time had come, but the fear was that something might happen to his children, the driver, and the force.” He further said that after his departure, “give birth to some such children who can eliminate the mountain of poverty and wealth”.
During this, he appealed to the farmers and said that he was an MP elected from Delhi and kept raising the issues of farmers in the Lok Sabha House. Hans said that he did not make the laws, but still he kept raising the issues in the Lok Sabha.
He said that "on the other hand, a girl's clothes were torn, abuses were uttered and caste related words were said. He said that I had sympathized a little, but I have no caste animosity towards anyone". Hans said that "I said that I will be patient till 1st June and will talk to those who are troubling him by 2nd, but he has no fight with anyone". Hans said that the farmers have a misunderstanding.
Hans said that he folded his hands and apologized. During this, he said that yesterday a thousand bandh attacked his car. Two persons were injured in this incident. He said that “I felt that the time has come and the community does not awaken without martyrdom. I do not want people to fight in the villages and I do not want to become an MP by making people fight.” He further implored the voters to maintain brotherhood among themselves.