CM Kejriwal tore up a copy of agriculture law in the assembly and said- how many martyrs will you take?

New delhi date. 17 December 2020, Thursday

Farmers' agitation is going on on the 22nd day today on the outskirts of the capital Delhi. Meanwhile, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has targeted the Center over the deaths of farmers during the farmers' agitation and tore up a copy of the agriculture law in the Delhi Legislative Assembly. Earlier, many Aam Aadmi Party MLAs also tore up copies of the law.

Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal tore up copies of three new agricultural laws, saying he could not betray the farmers. The Delhi Legislative Assembly today rejected three black laws and appealed to the central government to repeal the law, saying our farmers are sleeping in the cold.

He asked the Center, "How many more martyrs will you take?" Every farmer has become a Bhagat Singh. In the Delhi Assembly, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said that more than 20 farmers have been martyred in the agitation. Every day a farmer is being martyred. I would like to ask the central government how many more martyrs and how many lives will you take?

Kejriwal said that a similar agitation took place in 1907, Pagdi Sambal Jatta. For 9 months this agitation was against the British. The movement was led by Bhagat Singh's father and uncle. Even at that time, the British government had said that a few changes would be made but the farmers remained steadfast. Did Bhagat Singh also sacrifice for the fact that farmers in independent India have to make such a movement.

He said the Center was saying that farmers were not understanding the law. Today Yogi Adityanath is holding a big rally in Uttar Pradesh. I was listening to them saying your land will not go, the market will not close. Is this an advantage? Ask someone if they have a line. Farmers can sell their crop anywhere.