Krishan Pal Gurjar’s Scathing Attack On The Farmers’ Movement
Krishan Pal Gurjar’s scathing attack on the farmers’ movement, said – these people want to crush the law and the constitution.
Union Minister Krishan Pal Gurjar said that the Congress and other political parties, which have accused the farmers of atrocities, have their own hands stained with the blood of the farmers.
Congress had done the crime by firing on unarmed farmers during its reign.
The Union Minister, who came to Rewari on a two-day stay to take a meeting of the organization officials and workers, was talking to the journalists in the district BJP office on Friday.
Targeting the farmers’ movement.
He said that the movement against the agricultural laws is not a movement of farmers but of farmers’ organizations with certain ideologies.
The opponents of agricultural law want to crush the law and constitution of the country. He said that the real farmers have nothing to do with this movement.
PM Modi and CM Manohar have exercised restraint on opponents.
The Union Minister said that PM Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Manohar Lal have also exercised full restraint on the opponents of agricultural law, but the agitators are repeatedly crossing their limits.
Earlier governments never exercised restraint on such movements and worked to suppress the movements with their powers.
He said that the opponents of agricultural law neither have faith in the government nor have faith in the law.
These people want to scare by showing grandeur, but the country will be run by law and not my grandfather.
Police lathi charge for their safety in Karnal.
Union Minister Krishnapal Gurjar said that lathi-charging had become a compulsion of the police in Karnal.
Agricultural law opponents attacked the police with sharp weapons and sticks in their hands. The police had to use force for their own safety.
He said that in a democracy, any dispute is resolved through dialogue, but anti-laws have come down to the path of violence instead of dialogue.
The opponents will have to tell what are the shortcomings of the agricultural laws so that these shortcomings can be removed.
