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Akali Dal charged at Punjab CM Amarinder Singh after he urged the protesting farmers to leave his state, and instead move towards Delhi to build a pressure on the Centre.
SAD MP Harsimrat Badal tweeted that this was the CM's plan all along in her attack. She accused Capt. Amarinder of relaxing in his plush palace while the farmers are dying roughing it out on the roads.
The Akali Dal has given a call for a protest march from Gurudwara Rakabganj to Parliament on September 17th, the date on which the farm laws were passed while observing it as 'Black Day'.
Bathinda MP Harsimrat Kaur Badal had resigned as a Union Minister, while the Akali Dal had quit the National Democratic Alliance over the contentious laws last year.

Akali Dal attacks Captain over 'Go to Delhi' remark

'Was his plan all along': As Akalis&nbsp;plan to observe 'Black Day',&nbsp;Harsimrat&nbsp;Badal&nbsp;took on Capt. Amarinder Singh&nbsp;over his 'Go to Delhi' remark on protesting farmers

Opposition Akali Dal has slammed Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh after he urged the protesting farmers to leave his state, and instead move to Delhi to build pressure on the Centre.
SAD MP Harsimrat Badal tweeted that this was the CM's plan all along. She accused Amarinder of relaxing in his plush palace while the farmers are dying while&nbsp;braving it out on the roads.
Asking people to observe a 'Black Day', the Akali Dal, which left the NDA alliance led by BJP&nbsp;over the contentious farm laws issue, has&nbsp;called for a protest march from Gurudwara Rakabganj to Parliament on September 17th, the date on which the three laws which have been dubbed as pro-corporate were passed.

Punjab CM urged the protesting farmers to leave his state, and instead move towards Delhi. SAD MP Harsimrat Badal tweeted that this 'was his plan all along' in her attack.

Lashing out at the Bollywood celebs and sportspersons tweeting in tandem after govt's response to tweets by international celebs on farmers, Akali Dal MP Harsimrat Badal on Thursay questioned why were Indian celebrities silent for three months on farmers protests. She alleged that all those tweeting now are doing so under govt pressure. Maintaining that she is against any international interference in India's internal affairs, Harsimrat added that the govt should also not create a situation where international interference becomes inevitable.

'Under govt pressure': Harsimrat lashes out at Indian celebs' tweets

'We know the pressure':&nbsp;Akali Dal&nbsp;MP Harsimrat&nbsp;Badal&nbsp;has hit out at Indian celebs&nbsp;who tweeted after govt response to tweets from international celebs&nbsp;

Lashing out at the Bollywood celebs and sportspersons tweeting in tandem after govt's response to tweets by international celebs on farmers, Akali Dal MP Harsimrat Badal on Thursday questioned why were Indian celebrities silent for three months on farmers protests. She alleged that all those tweeting now are doing so under govt pressure.&nbsp;
Byte: Harsimrat&nbsp;Badal:&nbsp; these celebrities were silent for 3 months. Now suddenly after international focus, they are speaking. We all know what kind of pressure they are under

Lashing out at the Bollywood celebs and sportspersons tweeting in tandem after govt's response to tweets by international celebs on farmers, Akali Dal MP Harsimrat Badal on Thursay questioned why were Indian celebrities silent for three months on farmers protests. She alleged that all those tweeting now are doing so under govt pressure. Maintaining that she is against any international interference in India's internal affairs, Harsimrat added that the govt should also not create a situation where international interference becomes inevitable.

Farm bills: Akali leaders Sukhbir, Harsimrat Badal briefly detained

Shiromani Akali Dal leader and former Union Minister Harsimrat Kaur Badal was briefly detained by Chandigarh police in Zirakpur area near Mohali, late on Thursday night as she was leading a 'kisan march' in protest of the farm bills. SAD Chief Sukhbir Badal was also detained in Mullapur by the police for the same. The police also used force and water cannons on Akali Dal workers to contain the protest in Mullapur. The SAD was carrying out three separate 'kisan marches' from the three religious Takhts in Punjab to Chandigarh against the new farm laws. The party leaders were released by the police late Thursday night after a brief detention. Soon after their release, Harsimrat Kaur Badal tweeted, she was arrested for raising farmers' voice, but they won't be able to silence us. Sukhbir Badal also tweeted, saying their battle for the peasantry and for Punjab was a great one, and victory in such great battles comes only through arrests. He added these arrests are an attempt to crush the struggle, but they will prove to be more of an energy for farmers to fight.

Shiromani Akali Dal leader and former Union Minister Harsimrat Kaur Badal was briefly detained by Chandigarh police in Zirakpur area near Mohali, late on Thursday night as she was leading a 'kisan march' in protest of the farm bills. SAD Chief Sukhbir Badal was also detained in Mullapur by the police for the same. The police also used force and water cannons on Akali Dal workers to contain the protest in Mullapur. The SAD was carrying out three separate 'kisan marches' from the three religious Takhts in Punjab to Chandigarh against the new farm laws. The party leaders were released by the police late Thursday night after a brief detention. Soon after their release, Harsimrat Kaur Badal tweeted, she was arrested for raising farmers' voice, but they won't be able to silence us. Sukhbir Badal also tweeted, saying their battle for the peasantry and for Punjab was a great one, and victory in such great battles comes only through arrests. He added these arrests are an attempt to crush the struggle, but they will prove to be more of an energy for farmers to fight.

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