Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh has said his government would approach the Supreme Court over the issue of new farm laws. He also slammed the BJP-led central government, accusing it of snatching the rights of states.
“Will it (Centre) leave anything with them to run their states,” Singh asked. Chief Minister Amarinder Singh, along with AICC general secretary and Punjab Affairs in-charge Harish Rawat, Punjab Congress chief Sunil Jakhar along with other leaders on Monday paid tributes to Shaheed Bhagat Singh at Khatkar Kalan village. Amarinder Singh, Rawat and others held a sit-in protest here against the new farms laws.
Addressing the gathering, the CM slammed the Centre for bringing the farm laws, saying they would “destroy” the farming community. “I have said we will take this matter forward. The president has passed these bills and now we will take this matter to the Supreme Court,” Singh said.
Stating that his government would take every possible step to protect the interest of the farming community, he said, Two advocates from Delhi are coming here tomorrow and we will discuss this matter with them. President Ram Nath Kovind on Sunday gave assent to three contentious farm bills that have triggered protests by farmers, especially in Punjab .
