While calling for an immediate end to the alleged vilification campaign launched against farmers in the wake of the Red Fort violence, Punjab chief minister Amarinder Singh has that warned that maligning farmers could cause the morale of the armed forces to go down as 20% of them are from Punjab.
He also condemned Friday's violence at Singhu border and urged the Centre to conduct a thorough probe to identify the people claiming to be locals who had purportedly broken through tight security cordons and chanted slogans against the farmers asking them to vacate the area.
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