Protesters not Cong workers: BJP MP Dharambir Singh

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Updated At : 10:42 PM Dec 05, 2020 IST

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Hisar: BJP’s Bhiwani-Mahendergarh MP Dharambir Singh and Agriculture Minister JP Dalal are singing different tunes over the farmers’ protest. While Dalal has termed farmers as “Congress agents”, Dharambir has said they are indeed farmers who should be heard. “It is wrong to term them as Congress activists,” he said, adding “if farmers have some reservations about the new farm laws, I am hopeful that the Centre will resolve their concerns”.

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