Chandigarh: Farmer's anger against agricultural law is increasing. It is seeing a lot of impact in Punjab and Haryana, whose heat is reaching Delhi. After the manner in which the farmers' movement in Haryana has caught pace, now the Jananayak Janata Party, a partner in the Manohar Khattar government, has also raised questions. Ajay Chautala of JJP has said that the government should consider the demand of farmers and make the minimum support price (MSP) a part of the law.

He wrote in the tweet that the Central government should consider the demands of the farmers and whatever unanimous solution should be resolved quickly, the farmers' problem should be removed. The Central government should also consider incorporating MSP into law. Ajay Chautala is the father of Deputy CM Dushyant Chautala in Haryana Government. Regarding the farmers' movement, Ajay said that the government is discussing with the farmers, we want a solution to this quickly. We have told the government that the donor does not like being upset, so the sooner the solution comes out, it will be better.

Ajay Chautala said that when the PM and Agriculture Minister are saying that the MSP will continue, then put it into law. What is the problem in connecting a line, MSP is being given most in Haryana. In Haryana, farmers' organizations and political parties were constantly questioning the silence of Dushyant Chautala. The JJP has the support of a large number of farmers, Jats and Khap panchayats, so many questions were raised about the way the farmers were treated in Haryana.

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