In Punjab, the atmosphere of chaos and disturbance is becoming increasingly fierce due to the failure of the Aam Aadmi Party, ineffective administration skills, imbalances, dogma and repressive steps. It seems that you have filled the pot of sin of the government, people, farmers and officials are all stricken and upset. It is coming out as its conclusion and the movement of farmers and the interpretation of the general public. This is the only farmer whom ‘AAP’ party convenor Arvind Kejriwal created complex situations in front of the Central Government by provoking, misleading and pushing them in wrong directions, had taken away the happiness of the people of Delhi and tried to become the Messiah of the farmers himself. Now instead of listening to the problems of the same farmers, strict repressive steps are being taken on them. Punjab stands as a complex problem and challenge for the AAP government, which has done the saying of nine hundred rats, cats. As it is being filled as it is becoming a fate of the politics of the government and the politics of difference. The AAP government of Punjab has failed to fulfill many election promises made earlier, however, apart from its tendency to theatricality, all election promises and announcements have been highly unsuccessful. In Punjab, angry farmers have opened a front against the Maan Sarkar, even though the police stopped the farmers for ‘Chandigarh Chalo March’, the police have barricaded on all the boundaries of Chandigarh and deployed a large number of police forces. But instead of negotiating, farmers will fight more in such repressive methods. The question is, can the agricultural state ignore the interests of farmers?
In Punjab, the situation is becoming uncontrolled, complex, chaotic and disturbed. The police-administration strictly affected normal life and traffic on Wednesday after a constituent of the Indian Farmers Union warned of starting a fresh movement in Chandigarh. In the areas adjoining Chandigarh, vehicles were stuck in jam for hours due to police barriers. The conditions which have been faced by the people of Delhi for a long time, those situations are now happening in Punjab. The police remained strict and aggressive to deal with the agitators and many farmer leaders were arrested. Several entry routes in Chandigarh were sealed and a large number of security forces were deployed. The question is being raised whether this strictness of the ‘AAP’ government is synonymous with frustration or shows its failure to deal with problems? Only the dagger character of the AAP party, which talks about the big ideal, is being revealed. The government of the AAP party led by Bhagwant Mann, which has once been considered to be the precursor to change and the people of the people, is now finding itself entangled with the major stakeholders- farmers, revenue officials and bureaucracy. In such a situation, the question arises that how did the government, which considered the biggest beneficial of the farmers, become the enemy of the farmers today? How is the agricultural land Punjab being allowed to be turbulent?
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The way the AAP government is shown indifference and neglect towards the demands of the agitating farmers for a long time, it creates concerns about the democratic participation of the farmers. Certainly the oppression of any democratic movement deepens the conditions of social division and struggle, agitation and rebellion. In fact, the crisis of Punjab is not only about the striking officials or the protesting farmers. This dissatisfaction is associated with the double-minded, customs, false assurances and deceitful functioning of governance. These situations not only seem to lose the art of spontaneous dialogue with farmer agitators, but who has made Punjab a drug forest, allowed terrorism to flourish and offend women. Certainly, the behavior of the people of his state and false promises highlight the failure of the system. Efforts should be made to remove the disappointing atmosphere as soon as possible, otherwise the unrest and chaos of Punjab will collapse not only on the economic front but also on the fronts of good governance.
The peasant movement started on the call of the United Kisan Morcha is now becoming increasingly fierce. Life is being disturbed by the situation arising out of this movement. On the major problem of jam, common people are saying that the jam is from the farmers or from the government. In fact, Punjab, which has been a state of liberal attitude and green revolution in the agriculture sector for a long time, now seems turbulent due to the insensitivity of the system and the aggression of governance. Disappointed, farmers unions have started a fresh protests due to non -fulfillment of the demands of farmers and not getting consultation for effective solutions in time. The culmination of which has emerged as ‘Chandigarh Chalo March’. Farmer leaders are alleging that instead of adopting sensitive attitude on the solutions of farmers’ problems, repressive steps are being taken. Which they are looking for late night raids and seeing the arrest of farmer leaders and sealing the boundaries of Chandigarh. AAP government is suspended and transferred to the AAP government officials, which is facing deep dissatisfaction among the farmers as well as the administrative officials, they are also reacting to their defeat and failure. Revenue officials have increased the problems of the government by choosing the option to take collective leave.
The challenges of AAP government in Punjab are increasing. Common people are now bored with frequent demonstrations, dharna and blocks. The flaws of governance are being revealed, issues like incomplete promises, law and order or economic challenges are taking peace of Punjab. Bhagwat Maan is retracting from all his promises while doing politics of deceit and lies. In fact, Kejriwal shone in Indian politics as a warrior of the movement to protest against corruption and his government was formed in Punjab with Delhi. He has gone to power in Delhi. The conditions of Punjab are becoming very challenging and risky for him. Even though the government is proving the government to recognize itself, the time, but he is not recognizing his state, the land of his feet and political values. Is this a satire of destiny or lesson? For the top leaders of AAP, first the head was bowed with reverence, now he bowed his head with shame. How will your politics and governance be able to face the public with this shame? How will Punjab get rid of problems? The farmers of Punjab will stop the boil, not by repression, but by meaningful dialogue.
– Fine Garg
Writer, journalist, columnist