At a time when protests towards agricultural legal guidelines are in full swing and Punjab is on the verge of elections, the political turmoil brought on by Captain Amarinder Singh’s sudden resignation as Chief Minister has taken the farmers and their management without warning. However, a number of farmer leaders of the United Kisan Morcha (SKM) mentioned this might not have an effect on the agitation.
Sukhdev Singh Kokri Kalan, normal secretary of the state’s largest agricultural union, BKU (Ugrahan), mentioned, “All political events are their enemies, although the principle enemy is the BJP. And when the enemies are combating amongst themselves, the morale of the farmers is rising. If President’s rule is imposed and the Center intervenes within the state, the boldness of the farmers will stay as upbeat as ever.
Balbir Singh Rajewal, president of the Bharti Kisan Union (Rajewal), mentioned, “There is not any affect of inter-party battle on the farmers’ motion. The Punjab authorities has additionally amended legal guidelines on solely three central legal guidelines that govern the state topics of India. Government intervention was allowed.
Bharti Kisan Union (BKU) Dakonda, General Secretary Jagmohan Singh mentioned: “The ruling Congress is creating instability in the state, which is unfair when just 4-5 months are left for the 2022 assembly elections… The President can lead from him. Governing the state is not good for our movement as it will increase the interference of the central government in the state.”
BKU Doaba normal secretary Satnam Singh Sahni mentioned, “It would have been better to dissolve the assembly.”
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With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
