Priyanka Gandhi took a jibe at PM Modi's withdrawal of farmers' law

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has given a big gift to the farmers on Guruparb. PM Modi took a big decision in his address to the country on Friday. He has announced the withdrawal of all three agricultural laws to end the long-running farmers' movement. On the one hand, this big decision of PM Modi has created an atmosphere of happiness among the farmers, while on the other hand the opposition is giving political color to this decision. Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi has attacked PM Modi's withdrawal of agriculture law.

What did Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi say?

Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi has raised many questions on this decision of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He said that what did the ministers of the government not say to the farmers? 'Movementalists', hooligans, terrorists, traitors - who called them all? When all this was being said, why was the PM silent?' Priyanka Gandhi also questioned the statement made by PM Modi, saying that she herself has used the word 'movement living'. Taking a jibe at PM Modi's decision by tweeting on her official Twitter handle, Priyanka Gandhi said that after the agriculture law brought by the government, more than 600 farmers were martyred and for more than 350 days when the farmers were struggling. PM Modi didn't care. Along with this, Priyanka Gandhi also questioned the silence of PM Modi in Lakhimpur.

Congress's Uttar Pradesh in-charge Priyanka Gandhi has been continuously targeting PM Modi since the withdrawal of the agriculture law. He said that the farmers who were opposing the agriculture law were lathi-charged, they were arrested and now when the defeat in the elections is visible, Modi ji has suddenly started to understand the truth of this country. Priyanka Gandhi said, 'This country has been made by the farmers, this country belongs to the farmers, the farmer is the true caretaker of this country and no government can run this country by crushing the interest of the farmers.' Describing the dual character of the government, he said, 'It is difficult to believe your intentions and your changing stand. The farmer will always be blessed. Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan, Jai Bharat.'