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- Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau opened his mouth about the peasant movement in India.
- The Prime Minister of Canada described the farmers’ movement and the role of the police administration as “worrying”.
- Trudeau attended a Canadian-Punjabi event on Tuesday.
Trudeau attended a Canadian-Punjabi event on Tuesday. In the middle of the program, he said: ‘It is necessary to mention the news of the peasant movement that comes from India. The situation has become extremely worrying. We are deeply concerned for our friends and their families. We all know the reality. Canada supports the peaceful movement of Indian farmers to assert their rights. Negotiation is the best way to solve problems. I have also expressed my concern to the Government of India. We all have to be united.
As a foreign head of state, Trudeau was the first to open his mouth to the peasant movement in India. Needless to say, the pressure is mounting in the Center. However, the Foreign Ministry vigorously protested the Canadian Prime Minister’s protest against the Indian farmers’ protest. The State Department said in a statement Tuesday that Trudeau’s comments were “irresponsible” and “unreasonable.” Foreign Ministry spokesman Anurag Srivastava said: “You hear Canadian leaders making careless comments about Indian farmers.”
However, not only Trudeau, but also Canadian Defense Minister Harjeet Singh Sajjan has opened his mouth about the protests of Indian farmers. He wrote in a tweet: “The way in which violent attempts are being made to suppress the peasant movement in India is highly objectionable. Many of my acquaintances are there. Farmer families are also concerned about safety. Peaceful protests are acceptable. I will demand that the government of India accept the basic rights of farmers.
On the other hand, some women who had participated in the Shahinbagh movement again came to the Singhu border meeting on Monday to show their support for the protesters. Bilkis Bano, Shahinbagh’s ‘grandmother’, also went to the protest site to support the farmers. Before the march, the police arrested him. Hannan Mollah, All India leader Kisan Sabha, claimed: “The government is trying to divide our peasant movement this time as it was during the anti-CAA movement.” For this reason, I am hosting ongoing typography and advertising programs across the country from December 3-10. On December 3, from 10 am to 12 noon, there is a Rail Rocco program throughout the country. The next step will be to block the main shopping centers in the country. ”
Congressional Leader Rahul Gandhi tweeted: “Why are you so angry that the law is really pro-farmers?” Sarb Shiv Sena too. On the same day, in an editorial by the party spokesman “Saamna”, they complained that the Center was treating farmers as “terrorists”. The NDA’s ally, the Rashtriya Loktantrik Party, or RLP, has also demanded the repeal of the law, raising the eyebrows of the BJP government. If not, leave the alliance, RLP chief Hanuman Beniwal threatened.
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On the other hand, TI chief Amit Malviya alleged that Arvind Kejriwal had the opportunity to set the capital on fire after seeing the ‘Khalistanis and Maoists’ now opposing the law, which was enacted by the UP government on 23 of November. It’s all in the interest of politics, he says. Up MLA Raghav Chadda replied: “If politics is made in support of farmers right now, then we are criminals.” The protesters include Khalistani separatists, adding that Haryana’s chief minister, Manohar Lal Khattar, had recently increased the complexity. According to sources, Shahera discussed the issue with Punjab’s Congressional Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh in a meeting on Sunday night. Amit’s comments after that.
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