Punjab CM Amarinder Singh, who also met Home Minister Amit Shah Thursday, said a common ground must be found soon and the two sides should not take rigid positions.
CM Amarinder Singh is likely to hold discussions with Amit Shah Thursday morning in an effort to work out an amicable solution to the farmers protests.
The Punjab CM slammed Kejriwal's assertion that states are helpless against central legislation, and said that the AAP leader did not want to try to fight the draconian laws.
Punjab govt has also prioritised nearly 23% of the state's population, totalling 70 lakh, comprising healthcare workers, people with comorbidities for the 1st phase of vaccination.
BJP, the main party in the ruling coalition, seems to be following a two-pronged strategy to deal with farmer protests, which have been on since the laws were passed in September.
While some of the farmers unions from Punjab & Haryana are politically affiliated, since September, when they launched their stir, they have steadfastly kept politicians out.
The Punjab CM asked why the BJP-led central govt wants to wait till 3 December to hold talks with protesting farmers when the situation is getting out of control now.
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