After assembly Shah in Delhi, Khattar, Dushyant reiterate: ‘Discussed law and order, alliance govt safe’

With farmers refusing to yield of their ongoing protests in opposition to farm legal guidelines and stress mounting on Haryana’s BJP-JJP authorities, Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar and Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala on Tuesday reiterated that there was no risk to the state’s coalition authorities and it’ll full its full 5 yr time period.
Hours after the apex courtroom stayed implementation of farm legal guidelines, Khattar together with senior BJP-JJP leaders held an hour-long assembly with Union Minister Amit Shah in Delhi. Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala, BJP state president Om Prakash Dhankar, state Education Minister Kanwar Pal Gujjar, JJP state president Nishan Singh have been a part of the delegation that met Shah.
After the assembly, Khattar mentioned, “Haryana is epicentre of farmers’ agitation so we discussed the law and law in the state. There is no point in speculating about the future of this government, it will complete its term.”
“There is no threat to the Haryana government and it will last its full five year term,” Dushyant mentioned. He added they mentioned each level associated to the farmers hoping that the SC forming a committee will resolve the matter.Taking concerning the farmers’ proposed tractor parade on Republic Day, CM Khattar had mentioned earlier within the day that “the matter will be handled and such a thing will not take place”.
Speaking on the matter after assembly Shah, he mentioned:”We additionally mentioned about holding celebrations for January 26 with none hassle… It’s a nationwide pageant and everybody understands its significance and the worth connected to it.”Khattar added that farmers ought to now carry the dharna as “the Supreme Court has taken the matter in its purview.”
The CM mentioned the destiny of the farm legal guidelines — whether or not to maintain the identical construction, ask to some amendments or ask to repeal the identical — is now within the palms of the apex courtroom.
Before assembly Shah, Dushyant met MLAs of his social gathering, JJP, at a farm home in Delhi, by which a piece of MLAs mentioned it might price the ruling alliance closely if the legal guidelines weren’t repealed. Some JJP legislators have additionally demanded introduction of a legislation to make sure buy of crops at minimal help value.
Only eight of the JJP’s ten MLAs took half within the assembly. These two have been social gathering’s Narnaund MLA Ram Kumar Gautam, who is thought for his rebellious stance in opposition to Dushyant Chautala, and Guhla Cheeka MLA Ishwar Singh, who mentioned that he couldn’t attend the assembly due to some work.
“I have nothing to do with the JJP (meeting). Not going to Delhi…the sentiment in Haryana is against the three farm laws and it will cost the ruling BJP-JJP alliance heavily in the coming days,” JJP MLA Ram Kumar Gautam mentioned within the run as much as the assembly.
Before attending the assembly, JJP MLA Jogi Ram Sihag had mentioned: “We will request Dushyant ji to convey our feelings to Amit Shah ji.”
While Sihag couldn’t be reached after the assembly, social gathering’s Tohana legislator Devender Babli instructed The Indian Express they’ve given recommendations to the Deputy CM in order that he can convey “our sentiments to the central government”.
“Even the private traders should be made bound not to purchase the crops from farmers below minimum support price (MSP). We have opined that a law should be framed for it,” mentioned Babli.

Babli mentioned that the matter of ongoing farmer agitation must be sorted out as early as attainable as a result of they’re going through issues within the chilly. “The country is suffering big economic loss because of the ongoing agitation,” he mentioned.
On the problem of three farm legal guidelines, the legislator added that the ball has now gone to the SC’s courtroom and its choice must be acceptable to all.
Julana MLA Amarjeet Dhanda mentioned: “A law should be framed for MSP. Farmers are upset because of three farm laws. Either these should be repealed or an amendment be made so that these don’t cause losses to the farmers. Farmer is our annadata.”
Shahabad MLA Ramkaran Kala added, “A decision should be taken early to resolve the matter so that the farmers may return to their homes. The farmers should be satisfied.”
Kala and Sihag have been amongst these MLAs of JJP who had earlier joined farmers of their protest.
(WITH PTI INPUTS)