Sanjay Singh said farmers should think Commuters in Punjab were facing issues

AAP Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh has reacted to the removal of farmers from Shambhu border and Khanouri border. He said that the movement of the people of Pambaz was disrupted for one year. Even on this, farmer brothers should think. The AAP MP said that we do not have any wrong feeling towards them. He said this in a conversation with news agency PTI.

We were with farmers, and will remain- Sanjay Singh

AAP MP Sanjay Singh said, “I am talking positively. We respect the farmer brothers. We were with the farmers, and will remain.” Let us know that on March 19, the Punjab Police took the farmer leaders into custody and removed their tents on the Shambhu border through bulldozers. Traffic was started on the Shambhu-Ambala highway on Thursday (20 March). Traffic started here after about a year. AAP government came under target on this action of Punjab Police.

VIDEO | On Punjab Police’s Crackdown on Farmers, AAP MP Sanjay Singh (@Sanjayazadsln) Says, “Commuters in Punjab was facing issues for the past one year, the farmers should also think about this. We respect the Farmers, Thought and We will continue to stand with them.”

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– Press Trust of India (@Pti_News) March 21, 2025

Punjab government farmers called for talks

Meanwhile, the Punjab government has called a meeting to talk with the farmers at four in the evening on Friday (March 21). This meeting is to be held at Punjab Bhawan in Chandigarh. This meeting has been called after the action of Punjab Police on Shambhu and Khanouri border.

Significantly, farmers were demonstrating on Khanauri and Shambhu border from February 13 last year to demand a legal guarantee of MSP. On the action of the Punjab Police, the opposition Congress alleged that the state government ‘cheated’ the farmers.

At the same time, Punjab Minister Harpal Singh Cheema had said that the demand of farmers is from the central government. He had said that when three agricultural laws were brought by the central government, we were standing with the farmers.