"Few people in the garb of farmers want to destabilise the government," says Union Minister ML Khattar

Ambala (Haryana) [India], September 25 (ANI): Union Minister and former Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Wednesday slammed the protests at the Haryana Punjab border, saying that those who are carrying out these protests are not farmers and that the Supreme Court will soon give out the decision to stop such people from crossing the line.
"There is a big issue. The route to Punjab at the (state) border, is closed...We had made all the plans to open this route. But the people sitting on that side are not farmers. In the garb of farmers, there are a few people who want to impair the system and destabilise the government...You also know who they are...Today people of Haryana are happy that they did not let such people set foot in the state..." said Khattar while addressing party workers in Haryana's Ambala.
"We moved to the court and people from the other side also represented themselves. Now, the case is in the Supreme Court. the SC has made a committee and they are deciding on how to arrive at a solution. the committee will also make them sign some affidavit to keep so that those who call themselves farmers don't cross the line and if something of that sort happens the court will take cognizance of it. the supreme court is independently working on it and will consider the convenience of people," he added.
Meanwhile, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been carrying out a poll campaign for the Haryana assembly elections in Sonipat where he addressed a public rally. Lashing out at the Congress party he said that they(Congress) looted farmers' lands when in power.
"Ten years ago when there was a Congress government here, the farmers' lands were looted. The Congress had handed over Haryana to Dalals and Damads. There was no job which could be attained without cheating, and there was no organization free of corruption," the Prime Minister said.
Haryana will go to the polls on October 5 and the results for both Haryana and JK will be declared on October 8. (ANI)