Punjab CM- Amarinder meets Amit Shah: Farmers have been protesting since last year against three laws related to new agricultural reforms and demanding his return. They all stand at the borders of the national capital Delhi. Here, Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Tuesday called on Union Home Secretary Amit Shah to intervene on the issue of the farmers’ protests. He cited the social, economic and security implications for this.
Amarinder urged to repeal agriculture law
The media adviser to the Punjab CM said: “Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh urged Union Interior Minister Amit Shah to intervene to resolve the farmers’ protest and repeal agricultural laws to prevent opposing forces from profiting from their anger He cited the social, economic and security implications of the protracted peasant movement.
Citing contributions from central and state agencies, Captain Amarinder said the likely targets were trains, buses and temples, prominent agricultural rulers (5 of those rulers had specific contributions on them, but they declined to seek protection), said the media adviser to the chief minister. had done), the RSS office, the Punjab-based RSS / BJP / Shiv Sena leaders.
Amarinder Singh himself tweeted that called on Pakistan-based terrorist groups to allocate 25 CAPF and anti-drone gadgets to the BSF to effectively deal with the increased security threat. Along with this, also informed about the recent seizure of weapons involved in drone activities before August 15.
