Haryana CM holds meeting with Amit Shah
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“Since the Supreme Court has stayed the three farm laws and constituted a committee that will give a report in a time bound manner, we hope that our farmer friends will postpone the protest,” Manohar Lal Said.
Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal stated on Tuesday that after the keep by Supreme Court on the three farm legal guidelines he hoped that farmers would postpone their agitation and return to their houses.
Mr. Lal met Union Home Minister Amit Shah on the latter’s workplace in North Block on Tuesday. He was accompanied by deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala and Education Minister Kanwarpal.
“Since the Supreme Court has stayed the three farm laws and constituted a committee that will give a report in a time bound manner, we hope that our farmer friends will postpone the protest,” Mr. Lal stated after an hour-long meeting with the Home Minister.
He stated Haryana was the epicenter of protests.
“Republic Day is a national festival and the farmers have also assured that it will be celebrated peacefully,” Mr. Khattar stated on the proposed tractor-trolley by farmers to protest towards the farm legal guidelines on January 26.
He added that the BJP-Jannayak Janta Party (JJP) authorities was secure and such rumours had been floated by media and the Opposition. “My government will complete its full term,” he stated.
To a query if the State authorities will withdraw instances lodged towards farmers’ prior to now few months, he stated, “it depends on police investigation.”
