SAD protests outside Ludhiana DC office for uninterrupted power, relief for farmers

The nearby device of Shiromani Akali Dal (Sad) staged a dharna outside the deputy commissioner (DC)’s office, demanding uninterrupted power source and compensation for farmers from crop reduction due to unexpected rise in temperatures.

The Unhappy leaders also flayed the government in excess of the deteriorating law and purchase problem and inflation in the state.

Main the protest, Sad chief and previous minister Maheshinder Singh Grewal mentioned that thanks to the unexpected rise in temperature in March, farmers throughout the condition suffered losses due to reduced wheat produce.

“Either the farmers must be given a payment of ₹500 for every quintal or ₹10,000 for each acre,” explained Grewal.

While flaying the expertise-sharing agreement signed concerning the Delhi and Punjab governments, Grewal stated the arrangement has supplied a backdoor entry to AAP convener Arvind Kejriwal to run the state. “It is like surrendering the state at the disposal of Kejriwal. We strongly condemn any such move and demand cancellation of such agreements,” reported Grewal.

Former legislator and Sad chief Ranjit Singh Dhillon highlighted the increasing costs of important commodities, including diesel, petrol and cooking gas cylinders.

He reported the rate of vital commodities, fares of trains, buses and automobile rickshaws, apart from input expenditures of farming have also greater.

The Unhappy leaders reported each the BJP-led Centre and AAP-led condition governments are imposing taxes and blaming each and every other for climbing selling prices.

“But the two events have done very little for the center-course who are suffering owing to the price tag increase,” said Dhillon.

Afterwards, Unfortunate leaders, which includes former minister Hira Singh Gabria, Harbhajan Singh Dang, and other leaders handed around a memorandum to the DC.