BJP Vows to Protect Punjab Farmers from AAP’s Land Pooling Policy
BJP National General Secretary Tarun Chugh has condemned the AAP government's land pooling policy in Punjab, alleging it favors real estate sharks and threatens the livelihood of farmers. The BJP is committed to challenging this policy in court and through statewide protests.
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The BJP leader condemned the land pooling policy, saying it favors real estate sharks. “Punjab farmers’ land is a food bowl for the nation, and it is criminal to deprive the farmers of their land for favoring real estate dealers supported by Arvind Kejriwal,” he said. “The scheme proposes to acquire around 75,000 acres of fertile agricultural land across Punjab under the guise of creating new urban centers and industrial regions. In Amritsar alone, 4,464 acres are proposed to be pooled — a move that has triggered unrest and anxiety among local farmers.”
According to the statement, the farmers submitted a memorandum to Chugh, raising their concerns and rejecting this unilateral and forceful land policy. The BJP leader questioned the very necessity and justification of the scheme, saying the real stakeholders – Punjab’s annadatas – were neither consulted nor considered during the formulation of this policy. “When farmers, the very backbone of Punjab, are not part of the conversation, it becomes clear that the scheme’s intentions are either deliberately hidden or meant to favor land mafias and Kejriwal’s close associates,” he said.
Chugh described the policy as a “draconian, unconstitutional land-grabbing Ponzi scheme orchestrated by the puppet Mann government working under Arvind Kejriwal’s remote control.” “This has nothing to do with development. It’s a plan to loot the land of innocent farmers and hand it over to land mafias and Kejriwal’s cronies,” he alleged.
Chugh said the BJP would challenge the scheme in court, take it to every village in Punjab, and launch statewide protests to stop this unconstitutional act. “This is not land pooling, it’s ‘loot pooling’. We will not let this tyrannical government take even an inch of our farmers’ land. If needed, we’ll go on a fast unto death. But we will not let 3 crore Punjabis be betrayed,” he said. “The AAP government is dragging Punjab to the bottom ranks of the financial health index. Such schemes will take Punjab’s economy to shambles,” the BJP leader added.
The BJP’s stance is clear: they are committed to defending the rights of Punjab’s farmers and will use all legal and peaceful means to ensure that the land remains in the hands of those who cultivate it. The farmers of Punjab, who have been the backbone of the nation’s food security, deserve to have their voices heard and their rights protected.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the land pooling policy proposed by the AAP government in Punjab?
The land pooling policy proposed by the AAP government in Punjab aims to acquire around 75,000 acres of fertile agricultural land across the state. The policy claims to create new urban centers and industrial regions, but it has been widely criticized for favoring real estate developers.
Why is the BJP opposing the land pooling policy?
The BJP is opposing the land pooling policy because they believe it favors real estate sharks and threatens the livelihood of Punjab's farmers. The policy is seen as a land-grabbing scheme that could lead to economic instability and social unrest.
What actions is the BJP planning to take against the land pooling policy?
The BJP plans to challenge the land pooling policy in court, take it to every village in Punjab, and launch statewide protests. They are also willing to go on a fast unto death if necessary to stop the policy from being implemented.
How are Punjab farmers responding to the land pooling policy?
Punjab farmers are highly concerned and have submitted a memorandum to BJP National General Secretary Tarun Chugh, expressing their rejection of the unilateral and forceful land policy. They are worried about the loss of their fertile land and the impact on their livelihood.
What are the potential economic impacts of the land pooling policy on Punjab?
The land pooling policy could have significant economic impacts on Punjab, potentially leading to a decline in the state's financial health index. Critics argue that the policy will benefit real estate developers while harming the agricultural sector, which is crucial for the state's economy.
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