No foreign govt. has supported the farmer’s agitation ! – Central govt. in Lok Sabha
The central government has informed the Lok Sabha that ’no foreign government has supported the farmer’s agitation against the farm laws.
The central government has informed the Lok Sabha that ’no foreign government has supported the farmer’s agitation against the farm laws.
International pop star Rihanna tweeted her support to the ongoing farmers’ protest at the Delhi borders. She tweet, “why aren’t we talking about this” alongside a link to a CNN news article headlined, “India cuts internet around New Delhi as protesting farmers clash with police.”
The Rajya Sabha was adjourned till 3rd February amid uproar over a discussion on farm laws.
On the 29th of January the farmers protesting on the Singhu border were asked to vacate the place by the locals. This changed into a war of words which escalated into an all out brawl.
Multiple police cases have been filed against Congress MP Shashi Tharoor, India Today journalist Rajdeep Sardesai, National Herald Group Editorial Advisor Mrinal Pande, reporters Zafar Agha, Paresh Nath, Anant Nath and Vinod Jose under the IPC sections related to misreporting, spreading disharmony, inciting violence, sedition, etc.
More than 300 policemen have been injured in violent clashes during the tractor rally by the farmers’ organizations in the national capital on Republic Day.
Names of notorious gangster Lakha Sidhana, and actor Deep Sidhu have surfaced in the police probe into the recent Delhi violence.
The protesting farmers in Delhi carried out a tractor rally from the border areas of Singhu, Tikri and Ghazipur to oppose the new farm laws; however, the rally turned violent resulting in loss of life and property.
The Farmer’s tractor parade is a matter of law and order and has to be decided by the Police. “Police is the first authority to decide who should be allowed to enter Delhi.
The Supreme Court came down heavily on the central government while hearing a petition filed regarding the ongoing farm protests,. SC said that it will not entertain the government’s excuse that it was started by another government.