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Kejriwal’s personal intervention for full support to struggling farmers

January 26, 2021

Kejriwal’s personal intervention for full support to struggling farmers

Kejriwal’s personal intervention for full support to struggling farmers:- The Punjabi Cultural Council wrote a letter to the Central Government demanding financial assistance of Rs 25 lakh each to all 162 farmers who were martyred during the peasant movement under the X-Gartia benefit. Respect for ‘Anandata’ who risked her life to ensure the country’s food security. The council asked Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal to extend all possible assistance and personal intervention to agitating farmers on Delhi’s borders and provide necessary basic facilities.

Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar, Harjit Singh Grewal, Punjabi Cultural Council, State Awardee, and Tejinderpal Singh Nalwa, Vice-Chairman, Senior Advocate, Supreme Court, said in a letter that it is very sad that the Central Government is behaving It was shameful, ruthless and hypocritical. Due to the arrogance, 149 farmers from four states Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh have lost their precious lives on November 25, 2020, in a two-month protest against the laws of black farmers on Delhi’s borders. Apart from this, 13 farmers have lost their lives during the dharna and rail blockage in Punjab from September to 24 November 2020. He said that this stubbornness of the Central Government was not justified in any way because the loss of any kind of property was a gross injustice to the farmers of the country, which replenished the country’s food reserves, available to agro-based industries and raw materials. Working hard to get it done. worker. They are also giving jobs.

Punjabi Cultural Council Chairman Harjeet Singh Grewal and Vice Chairman Tejinderpal Singh Nalwa Senior Advocate Supreme Court, Kanwar Harbir Singh Dhindsa, Harpreet Singh Sarao are speaking to reporters in Chandigarh on Sunday.

Council leaders appreciated the stern and clear action taken by the Chief Ministers of Punjab, Delhi, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, Kerala and West Bengal against black farming laws. He called for personal intervention to ensure that he sacrificed his life while fighting at the borders. Delhi in very difficult conditions.

The Council has also sent a list of all the martyred farmers to the Union Minister so that in our strong sense towards the Annadata, active support and assistance can be given to the bereaved families in every possible way.

The council also praised Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh, who is taking a tough stance against the controversial agricultural laws of the Center and has given Rs. Has announced financial assistance of Rs. Council leaders said that farmers are sitting on the borders of Delhi, not for themselves but for the rights of generations to come and the general public.

Grewal said that unfortunately 22 farmers of Sangrur district, 14-14 of Mansa and Patiala, 9 of Barnala, 8-8 of Bathinda and Ludhiana, 7-7 of Fatehgarh Sahib and Fazilka, 6-7 of Muktsar Sahib 6 farmers. And Amritsar. 5-5 from Moga, Hoshiarpur, Ferozepur and SBS Nagar, 3-3 from Mohali, Rupnagar, Gurdaspur and Jalandhar, 2 from Tarn Taran district. In addition, nine farmers from Haryana, three from Uttar Pradesh and one from Madhya Pradesh have sacrificed their lives. He reprimanded the government for branding the peasant movement under various false and anti-national names.

Blaming the central government for the killings of farmers in four states of the country, the council, in a letter, warned the central government to end agriculture and agribusiness through discriminatory and unconstitutional means as every farmer would lose his land to his mother is. Giving equal status to.

Blaming Prime Minister Narendra Modi for forcibly enforcing three black laws on Indian citizens, Grewal said, “The deadly and far-reaching effects of the BJP-led NDA government’s own efforts to provide personal benefits to farmers and some of its investors at the cost of agriculture Should realize, because the farmers have not only begged India for food grains from abroad, but also made it a food. Surplus country. It has created revenue sources for the central governments as well as the states.

The council emphasized that the Center should not interfere in the matters listed in the state and it should leave it entirely to the states for any improvement in agriculture in all states and immediately repeal the three controversial agricultural laws. Grewal said that the Center should abandon its obstinate attitude and support the true spirit of this historic peasant movement and broad Indian citizenship as well as the democratic voice of farmers from abroad.