Bathinda: Less than a week after the program to submit a letter of appointment to Kin Farmers who died during the ongoing farmer protest were postponed, the new Punjab minister Chararjit Singh Channi on Sunday began to submit letters to Kin individually.
To get started, CM submitted a letter to one farmer farmer and farmer farmer family at each of them in the Bathinda district.
The work has been given to Natha Singh farm workers, who are the younger brother of Sukhpal Singh (30) from Mandi Village Kalan has died during protests on March 31.
The second letter was given to Gurmail Singh farmers from the only son Jashanpreet Singh (18) had died on the border of Tikri on January 2 this year.
Previously, the CM came out, he would submit a letter of appointment to Kin Farmers in the state-level function in Barnala on September 20, but he submitted his resignation on September 19, the program was canceled.
Channi was accompanied by Deputy CM Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa during his visit to Bathinda Village to take stock of pests on cotton plants.
He expressed solidarity with the families of the peasants who died, who lost their lives during agitation of agricultural law, and stated that the appointment letter to all beneficiaries would be provided soon.
Natha Singh said.
“According to the announcement carried out by the state government, we have received financial assistance Rs 5 Lakh, which is used to rebuild our dilapidated house, and we have received a job.” Repeating the commitment of its government company to oppose this anti-farmer law, Channi said the government would not allow this law to be implemented in the state and the Punjab Council has rejected this law because they were primarily intended to destroy farmers only to pursue farmers’ rights Just to pursue farmers.
The interests of large industrialists and corporate houses.