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Farm Ordinances

Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa demands answers from Harsimrat Badal on five queries regarding farm ordinances

CHANDIGARH:The Punjab Cabinet Minister and Senior Congress leader S. Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa on Monday demanded answers from the former Union Minister Harsimrat Kaur Badal to 5 queries on the issue of farm ordinances.

Farm ordinances-Harsimrat Badal resigns from Modi cabinet, to stay in NDA

CHANDIGARH: Harsimrat Kaur Badal Union Minister of food and wife of SAD president Sukhbir Singh Badal has resigned from Union cabinet in protest against three farm ordinances. The Shiromani Akali Dal however will stay part of National Democratic Alliance.

Presentation of farm ordinances in parliament have exposed SAD farce on issue, Says Capt Amarinder

CHANDIGARH:Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh on Tuesday said the presentation of the farm ordinances in Parliament yesterday by the Centre had totally exposed the farce of Shiromani Akali Dal’s pretense of protecting the interests of the farmers of the state.

Punjab CM demands unconditional apology from Union Minister Danve for misleading statement on farm ordinances

CHANDIGARH:Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh has demanded an unconditional apology from Union Minister Raosaheb Patil Danve for misleading the nation on the farm ordinances issue from the floor of the House in a clear and complete breach of Parliamentary principles and propriety.

Punjab CM to lead 11 member delegation to meet Governor on Wednesday against farm ordinances

CHANDIGARH: Categorically rejecting the Centre’s claim that Punjab was taken on board before the promulgation of the anti-farmer Ordinances presented in Parliament today, Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh on Monday urged the Prime Minister not to go ahead with their legislation and also announced that he will lead an 11-member delegation of his party on Wednesday to submit a memorandum to the Governor against the dangerous Ordinances.

Capt Amarinder trashes SAD's U-turn on farm ordinances as cheap gimmick to get into good books of farmers

CHANDIGARH: Dubbing the SAD chief’s sudden U-turn on the farm ordinances as a cheap gimmick to hoodwink the farming community, Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh on Sunday challenged Sukhbir Badal to quit the BJP-led central government to prove his party’s sincerity in the matter.

Fearing backlash, Akali Dal wants to defer farm ordinances

CHANDIGARH: Fearing backlash, the Akali Dal, an alliance partner with the Central government, has appealed to it not to present the three Central agricultural ordinances for approval in Parliament until all reservations expressed by farmer organisations as well as farmers and farm labourers are duly addressed.

Capt Amarinder asks Akalis to stand by Punjabi farmers rather politicising farm ordinances

CHANDIGARH: Blaming Akalis for backstabbing Punjabi farmers by not fully supporting the state Government against the anti-farmer ordinances recently issued by the Centre, Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh on Monday said that the SAD President and MP Sukhbir Singh Badal should listen to voice of his conscience rather securing the ministerial berth of his wife in the Union Cabinet and keeping his party ties intact with BJP.