Kejriwal's open support for burning stubble, duped Delhiites for politics in Punjab

If you are also among those who think that going on in Delhi farmers' movement only related to agricultural acts then you are wrong. However, in this protest that is taking place mainly in the national capital region of Delhi (NCR) and its borders, run by the farmers of Punjab, the farmers are demanding some other demands from the Narendra Modi government besides withdrawing the three agrarian reforms act. Huh. One of the demands raised by the protesting farmers before the government is to lift the ban on burning stubble. Yes! The same straw that burns in Delhi and surrounding areas are covered in a thick sheet of smoke. Surprisingly, Kejriwal is also seen supporting these demands of these farmers.

The latest news on the issue amidst the demands is that there has been a demand for withdrawal of this ordinance announced by the Center to deal with air pollution in Delhi, which can increase the difficulties for the people of Delhi manifold.

The ordinance that has been sought to be withdrawn , carries a jail term of up to five years and a fine of up to Rs 1 crore or both for non-compliance with the orders and instructions set by the government to curb air pollution. During their second meeting with Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar, farmers opposed it and expressed concern over the penal provisions .

Talking about pollution, there has been no significant improvement in the condition of Delhi, but the situation of pollution in the capital is becoming even more dangerous. AQI of Delhi reached 1600 a few days ago, which is 100 times more than the standard.

It is to be noted here that the AAP, the ruling party in the union territory, which must fight for the right to quality air for the residents of the city, is now opposing the farmers and supporting their demands.

Farmers of Punjab are camping on the border of Delhi and are threatening to cut all the gates (Tikari Border, Gurgaon Border, Badarpur Border, Ghazipur Border, Singhu Border) to enter the national capital, but only Aam Aadmi Party of Delhi He has been strongly welcomed by (you).

AAP led by Kejriwal supported the demand of farmers, one of which is the "right" to make Delhi a gas chamber. To expand its base in Punjab, AAP has become a vocal supporter of not only Khalistani elements , but also betrayed the people of Delhi, who voted this party for a second consecutive term.

The Delhi government on Friday welcomed the protesting farmers as their "guests" and made elaborate arrangements for their food, drinking water and shelter . . The way the Aam Aadmi Party led by Arvind Kejriwal allowed Shaheenbagh to prosper and be organized and run by anti-national forces; Similarly, the Delhi government is once again supporting the peasant agitation and if Kejriwal continues to follow this path then another siege-like situation may arise in the capital.