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Sonali Phogat criticises farmers over protest in Hisar

BJP leader Sonali Phogat has stirred up yet another controversy after she said that farmers failed to dampen the visit of Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala in Hisar. She also said that the Deputy CM arrived and completed all his scheduled programme. But the farmers could do nothing.

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Published : Apr 4, 2021, 11:00 AM IST

Sonali Phogat criticises farmers over protest in Hisar
Sonali Phogat criticises farmers over protest in Hisar

Hisar (Haryana): BJP leader Sonali Phogat has stirred up yet another controversy after she said that farmers failed to dampen the visit of Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala in Hisar.

She also said that the Deputy CM arrived and completed all his scheduled programme. But the farmers could do nothing.

Sonali Phogat criticises farmers over protest in Hisar

She also said that those people doing unnecessary politics will one day get tired of it.

The video is doing rounds on Social Media.

Earlier on Thursday, Farmers held a protest against Haryana Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala outside the Hisar airport and demanded the withdrawal of the Centre's new agricultural laws.

READ: Haryana: BJP leader Sonali Phogat, market committee official booked

Dushyant arrived at the airport to attend a meeting and other programmes.

After farmers, who have been protesting in Hisar against the agricultural laws for the past few months, learned about his visit, they gathered outside the airport in large numbers.

The farmers, including women, carried black flags and raised slogans against him and the government on the main road outside the airport. They demanded the withdrawal of the three farm laws.

READ: These women leaders of Haryana wooed both hearts and votes

Police personnel were deployed to prevent any untoward incident, officials said.

Traffic on the Hisar-Delhi national highway was also affected due to the protest.

Chautala, whose Jannayak Janata Party (JJP) is the coalition partner of the ruling BJP in Haryana, has faced repeated protests from farmers over the past few months for supporting the agricultural laws.

READ: BJP fields TikTok star against sitting Congress MLA in Adampur seat

The Centre has said the new farm laws will benefit farmers by freeing them from the clutches of middlemen and ushering in new technology in the sector.

However, farmers say these legislations will remove the safety net of the minimum support price (MSP) and leave them at the mercy of big corporates.

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Hisar (Haryana): BJP leader Sonali Phogat has stirred up yet another controversy after she said that farmers failed to dampen the visit of Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala in Hisar.

She also said that the Deputy CM arrived and completed all his scheduled programme. But the farmers could do nothing.

Sonali Phogat criticises farmers over protest in Hisar

She also said that those people doing unnecessary politics will one day get tired of it.

The video is doing rounds on Social Media.

Earlier on Thursday, Farmers held a protest against Haryana Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala outside the Hisar airport and demanded the withdrawal of the Centre's new agricultural laws.

READ: Haryana: BJP leader Sonali Phogat, market committee official booked

Dushyant arrived at the airport to attend a meeting and other programmes.

After farmers, who have been protesting in Hisar against the agricultural laws for the past few months, learned about his visit, they gathered outside the airport in large numbers.

The farmers, including women, carried black flags and raised slogans against him and the government on the main road outside the airport. They demanded the withdrawal of the three farm laws.

READ: These women leaders of Haryana wooed both hearts and votes

Police personnel were deployed to prevent any untoward incident, officials said.

Traffic on the Hisar-Delhi national highway was also affected due to the protest.

Chautala, whose Jannayak Janata Party (JJP) is the coalition partner of the ruling BJP in Haryana, has faced repeated protests from farmers over the past few months for supporting the agricultural laws.

READ: BJP fields TikTok star against sitting Congress MLA in Adampur seat

The Centre has said the new farm laws will benefit farmers by freeing them from the clutches of middlemen and ushering in new technology in the sector.

However, farmers say these legislations will remove the safety net of the minimum support price (MSP) and leave them at the mercy of big corporates.

AGENCY INPUTS

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