Farmers' protest: Former Capt Amarinder CM of Punjab to meet Amit Shah tomorrow

Former Punjab Prime Minister Captain Amarinder Singh will lead an apolitical delegation of agricultural experts to meet Union Interior Minister Amit Shah on Thursday to discuss possible solutions to the current unrest among farmers.

Capt Amarinder Singh aforesaid he had been discussing varied choices with the Union home minister and others. “I assume I will facilitate find an answer as I actually have been the chief minister of geographic region and am conjointly an agriculturist,” he said at a press conference. whereas there may well be no pre-decided formula for the resolution of the farmers’ stir, one thing would emerge throughout the talks as each sides, the central government and farmers, need a resolution to the crisis triggered by the farm laws, he said, informative that he had not met any farmer leaders.

Captain Amarinder said he did not deliberately intervene because the farmers did not want politicians involved. Farmer leaders have had four inconclusive meetings with the Center, but secret talks are ongoing, he added. After resigning from his post as Prime Minister after months of brawls and unrest in the Punjab Congress, Captain Amarinder Singh has already announced that he is launching his party.

He had previously said that any headquarters deal with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) would be subject to a resolution of the farmers' problem in their interests.