AAP alleges match fixing, says Capt knew about farm legal guidelines prematurely

The AAP on Sunday alleged that Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh was conscious of three farm legal guidelines a yr earlier than they had been really introduced within the type of ordinaces first after which transformed into legal guidelines however he didn’t share the content material of those Bills with the farmers of Punjab.
Addressing mediapersons, AAP nationwide spokesperson and Punjab co-incharge Raghav Chadha mentioned that the data sought below the RTI Act had revealed that the Punjab CM was conscious of those Bills on August 7, 2019, however he remained silent and by no means mentioned it with Punjab’s farm unions.
Chadha mentioned that as per the RTI reply, a high-powered committee was fashioned on July 1, 2019, and its assembly was held on August 7, 2019, which was attended by the Punjab CM.

“Captain Amarinder Singh had claimed that Punjab was not made a member of this committee in the beginning but when he wrote to PM (Narendra) Modi then Punjab was inducted into the committee,” the AAP chief mentioned.
The Punjab co-incharge mentioned, “Here are our two questions to Captain Amarinder Singh: Why didn’t you place dissent before the high-powered committee about the three black farm laws? Why didn’t you insist on the induction of farm unions and farm leaders, who would be directly aggrieved and impacted by these black laws?”
Alleging the the Captain had hoodwinked the farmers and folks of Punjab, Chadha mentioned, “This is a clear case of match fixing between the two, which is why Captain didn’t let anyone know that the three black farm laws would be implemented. Captain was well aware that corporates would be brought in to market farmers’ crops, but he concealed this information.”
He additionally mentioned that the CM was appearing below the Centre’s want simply to save lots of his son from the Enforcement Directorate instances.
Leader of Opposition (LoP) in Punjab Assembly Harpal Singh Cheema, MLA Kulwant Singh Pandori, Justice Jora Singh (retd), Ropar district president advocate Dinesh Chadha and Kashmir Singh Malhi had been current on the press convention.