Haryana: Opposition seeks relief for kin of farmers killed during protest

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Chandigarh, December 17

Buoyed by the repeal of the three farm laws, the Opposition today left the ruling BJP-JJP government red-faced in Haryana Assembly, daring it to bring a resolution hailing the repeal of the laws.

In the last winter session, CM Manohar Lal Khattar had brought a resolution thanking the Centre for “landmark farm laws”. The Congress and the INLD demanded withdrawal of cases lodged against farmers and relief for the kin of those killed during the stir.

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