New Delhi: Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MPs were barred from entering Parliament during the budget session of Parliament on Friday. Subsequently, AAP's Rajya Sabha member and in-charge of Uttar Pradesh, Sanjay Singh, other party MPs started a sit-in in front of the Central Hall and raised fierce slogans against the government in support of the farmers' movement.

Targeting the central government, MP Sanjay Singh said that we can be prevented from entering Parliament, but not from raising the voice of farmers. The budget session of Parliament was, to begin with, the address of President Ram Nath Kovind on Friday. AAP MPs announced a boycott in support of the peasant movement but were stopped even before entering Parliament. Your members got angry about this over the situation, AAP Rajya Sabha member Sanjay Singh said that all three black agricultural laws are like death warrants for farmers. The death warrant is not amended, it is withdrawn.

Sanjay Singh further said that your government considers farmers traitors, traitors, terrorists, and second-class citizens. The Modi government has mortgaged farmers' identities for the sake of four bourgeois friends. The central government should immediately withdraw all three black laws. Every AAP MP, the worker will continue to raise the voice of farmers till the repeal of these black laws.

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