Punjab’s chief minister is speaking on the BJP line, Manish Sisodia said (Archive)
New Delhi:
Amid the bitter exchange between the Aam Aadmi Party and Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh, AAP Leader and Delhi Chief Deputy Minister Manish Sisodia attacked Singh today, saying he is behaving like a Chief Minister of a state ruled by the BJP.
In response to Singh’s comments on the farmers ‘protest, the AAP leader said: “Captain Amarinder Singh met yesterday with the BJP leaders and is now defending the BJP. He is saying that the farmers’ agitation is a danger to national security. The Chief Minister of Punjab is behaving like a Prime Minister of the BJP. He speaks on the BJP line. “
Singh, after meeting with Interior Minister Amit Shah on Thursday, called on the center to reconsider its position on the farm laws while calling on farmers to find an early solution to the stagnation that is affecting the state’s economy and that it also represents a serious danger. to national security “.
Yesterday Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and Mr Singh had clashed with the legislation. While Singh criticized Kejriwal for “notifying the agricultural laws”, Kejriwal responded by accusing him of “joining the BJP”.
A large number of farmers, mostly from Punjab, have gathered in and around Delhi to protest against the three agricultural laws, passed at the monsoon session of parliament in September. The center will hold another round of talks with peasant leaders tomorrow. On Thursday, the farmers held the fourth round of talks with the center, during which they said the government discussed some amendments to the farm laws.
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