AGRA: Farmers' leader and Bhartiya Kisan Union national spokesperson Rakesh Tikait said the "Hindu-Muslim and Jinnah rhetoric will be kept alive in the state only till the assembly elections and cautioned his supporters and farmers "not to be influenced by such divisive statements, meant only for political gains".
Tikait, who was in Aligarh on Sunday, said the "propaganda" is "only for two and half months". He added: "People should be wary of the statements given by the leaders from the 'Sarkari manch'. Though I cannot predict which party will form the next government, people will certainly not vote for the ruling party."
