Central Minister Ravneet Bittu Blames AAP for Rice Procurement Crisis in Punjab

Punjab: Amid escalating tensions over rice procurement in Punjab, Central Minister Ravneet Singh Bittu has launched a scathing attack on the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), accusing its leaders, including former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and Raghav Chadha, of being enemies of Punjab. Bittu claims that the ongoing issues surrounding rice procurement are a deliberate ploy by AAP to undermine the agricultural community in the state.

Farmers Protest Due to Procurement Issues:
The farmers in Punjab have expressed their frustration by blocking roads, demanding immediate action on the rice procurement crisis. Bittu held the AAP-led state government accountable for the disruption in procurement processes, asserting that their negligence has led to significant unrest among the farmers. He emphasized that the AAP government has purposely created this problem, further complicating the situation for the state’s agrarian community.

Call for Accountability:
Bittu’s remarks highlight the growing political tension in Punjab regarding agricultural policies. He stressed the need for AAP to take responsibility for its actions and ensure that rice procurement is prioritized for the welfare of farmers. Bittu concluded by reiterating his view that Kejriwal and Chadha’s influence over Punjab is detrimental, and immediate corrective measures are necessary to restore normalcy and support the farming community.