Haryana CM Should Meet PM Soon To End Farmer Agitation
Haryana CM should meet PM soon to end farmer agitation: Chadhuni and Abhay Chautala.
The agitation of the farmer’s organization running on the Haryana-Delhi border has no effect on Chief Minister Manohar Lal’s appeal to end the movement.
Manoharlal had said that due to the Corona epidemic, the peasant organizations should stop their movement for the time being. People sitting here are neither testing Corona nor are ready to get vaccinated.
So far, around 1800 people have volunteered for vaccination. Former Leader of Opposition in Haryana Legislative Assembly Abhay Singh Chautala said that instead of appealing to the farmers to end the agitation.
The Chief Minister should go and meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi so that the central government can withdraw the three agricultural laws.
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Chairman of the Bharatiya Kisan Union (Chadhuni) faction Gurnam Singh Chadhuni and spokesperson Rakesh Bains have also given similar advice to the state government.
Chadhuni and Bains said that when the farmers do not want these three agricultural laws, then why is the central government intent on forcing them on the farmers.
Chadhuni and Bains said that the government sometimes shows fear of forcibly removing peasant organizations and sometimes offers proposals for talks.
But the three agricultural laws against which this movement is going on, are showing no interest in withdrawing them. The movement is going on long due to the dogma of the government.
Abhay Singh Chautala, former Leader of Opposition in Haryana Legislative Assembly and INLD General Secretary said that Chief Minister Manohar Lal still has time.
He should meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the earliest with his cabinet and persuade him to withdraw the three agricultural laws. All three agricultural laws are worse than this corona epidemic.
This movement will decide the future of the crops of the farmers as well as their breeds. Therefore the farmers will not back down from fighting the war.
The central government had enacted all three laws under the cover of the Corona epidemic, which is not favorable to the farmers at all.
Abhay Singh Chautala said that even the farmers who are agitating cannot be ruled out of the grip of this epidemic. The BJP-JJP alliance has failed miserably in running the state government.
So far more than 350 farmers have passed away, but the Prime Minister and Chief Minister have not spoken a word of sympathy about them.
This is the chance that the central government should abandon its stubbornness and withdraw the three agricultural laws and put an end to the farmers’ agitation.
