PM Modi ‘Troubled’ Over 15 Minutes, Farmers Camped For A Year: Navjot Sidhu
PM Modi 'Troubled' Over 15 Minutes, Farmers Camped For A Year: Navjot Sidhu
New Delhi: Punjab Congress boss Navjot Singh Sidhu pointed a correspond at the BJP over Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s security break, saying he was “pained” simply by a 15-minute pause. The ranchers, he said, needed to trust that over a year will get the homestead laws rejected.
The guard of PM Modi – – who was visiting Punjab following a two-year hole after his administration rejected the homestead laws – – was stuck on a flyover in Punjab’s Ferozepur Wednesday as ranchers impeded the thruway close by. He had to return without tending to a political convention in Bathinda where he was going.
“I need to ask Pradhan Mantri Sahab, our rancher siblings set up camp at the Delhi borders for north of one year… tell me, they remained there for oneself and half-year. Your media said nothing,” Mr Sidhu was cited as saying at an assembly by news organization Press Trust of India.
“Also yesterday you needed to hang tight for 15 minutes… Why these twofold principles,” he inquired.
The ranchers had arranged a dissent meet yesterday in the wake of becoming aware of the BJP rally in Ferozepur.
Be that as it may, they were not permitted to hold the dissent, after which they went and hunched down on the interstate.
