The Congress on Saturday targeted the government to prevent it from reaching Delhi by opposing the three central agrarian laws and alleging that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s arrogance has put the jawan against the farmer. He said the opposition should speak to farmers by staying on land instead of on the Prime Minister’s ship, because ‘the fight will continue until the black law is over.
Former Congress president Rahul Gandhi shared a ‘very sad photo, a picture of security guards sticking sticks on a farmer. Our slogan is ‘Jai Jawan Jai Kisan’ but today Prime Minister Modi’s arrogance has taken a stand against the Jawan farmer. It is very dangerous.
“It is our duty to raise our voice against injustice, not crime.” The Modi government cannot change the strong intentions of farmers with a fake FIR. The fight will continue until the end of anti-agrarian black laws. Jai was a farmer for us, and will stay! At the same time, Priyanka Gandhi tweeted, ‘Look at the country’s system in the BJP government, when BJP’s Kharapapati friends come to Delhi, they will be put on the red carpet. But the way farmers come to Delhi is being dug.
He asked, should they make a law against the Delhi farmers, but if the farmers come to Delhi to ask the government, is it wrong? Congress chief spokesperson Ranjeep Surjewala said, “Modi is going to the G companies office and taking photographs and millions of farmers are suffering on the streets of Delhi.” I wish the Prime Minister could talk to the farmer on the ground instead of the ship.
He alleged that the corona vaccine would find scientists and researchers. Farmers feed the nation. But Modi ji and BJP leaders have done nothing but focus on propaganda. Surjewala said, “FIRs have been registered in Haryana to remove police barricades among thousands of farmers. Congress will provide all the legal aid to these farmers.
Significantly, farmers who traveled to Delhi in defiance of agricultural laws were allowed to enter the national capital on Friday and may protest at Buhari Ground. Previously, in several places in Haryana, the police used water cannons and gunpowder as part of an effort to stop farmers.
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