Risk on BJP government in Haryana

-Jadpa's indirect threat

-Dushyant Chautala signaled that he would resign

New Delhi on Thursday, December 3, 2020

The BJP government in Haryana was facing a kind of sword. A spokesman for the judiciary said the farmers' movement was ongoing. If the issue of minimum price is not resolved in the ongoing negotiations between the farmers and the government, Dushyant Chautala will resign as Deputy Chief Minister.

Thus, the Khattar government was in a state of tension. The situation is understandable. In the 90-member Haryana Assembly, the BJP has 40 seats and the JJP has ten seats. The remaining 31 seats are held by the Congress, which means the JJP can sit with the Congress at any time by overthrowing Khattar. The Congress has openly supported the farmers' movement. If Dushyant Chautala resigns, there is no doubt that even ten members of his party will oust the Khattar government.

Thus, the fate of the Haryana government was also hanging over the ongoing peasant agitation in Delhi. Don't be surprised if Khattar and his colleagues have high blood pressure.

Dushyant's brother Digvijay Chautala said, "Our decision is based on the talks that will take place on December 3, today." If the farmers do not find a solution in today's meeting, we will not hesitate to resign