Mohindra demands registration of FIR against DC Ambala, Yamunanagar ; assures full medical , legal aid to protesting farmers’
Kanwar Inder Singh/ royalpatiala.in News/ February 15,2024
Register First Information Reports (FIRs) against the responsible authorities, including counterparts and police personnel in Ambala, for their abuse of power, Upholding justice and fairness within the bounds of constitutional provisions is not just a duty but a moral imperative.
Raising a very serious concern on the recent incidents at the Shambhu and Khanauri border, Mohit Mohindra President Punjab Youth Congress today shot off a letter to the Deputy commissioner of Patiala to immediately register FIR against the Deputy Commissioners’ of Ambala and Yamunanagar for attacking our farmers across the state border and injuring them seriously.
Mohit today went to the Shambhu border alongwith the Punjab Youth Congress office bearers and extended the farmers free medicines, ambulances and free legal Aid till the time there is no end to this agitation.
Mohit also went through the agitation talking to farmers and listening to their grievances. He also said that he will organise a special camp near the border to provide these amenities to the farmer agitation.
Writing a letter to the Deputy Commissioner of Patiala, Mohit further said that this needs to be addressed urgently, the escalating crisis unfolding amidst the farmer protests gripping our nation.
As you are undoubtedly aware, the agricultural community faces profound agitation stemming from the Union government’s failure to uphold its commitments regarding the contentious farm laws. These laws touch upon critical issues such as the legal guarantee for the Minimum Support Price (MSP), debt stress, and power subsidies, which directly impact the livelihoods and well-being of our farmers. The farm unions, in response to this failure, have resolved to march to Delhi to assert their demands.
Mohindra demands registration of FIR against DC Ambala, Yamunanagar ; assures full medical , legal aid to protesting farmers’. However, the recent actions taken by the Haryana Government, marked by heavy barricading and the use of drones, tear gas shells, and rubber bullets to disperse the farmers, are deeply troubling.
These measures have resulted in unwarranted injuries to the farmers of Punjab, even when they are still in territorial jurisdiction of Punjab. Such egregious violations not only infringe upon their fundamental rights but also contravene the foundational principles enshrined in our Constitution.
