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Centre trying to ruin Punjab economy by increasing DAP, potash prices, says AAP MLA Jeevan Jyot Kaur

This shows the anti-farmer policy of the Centre, she tweets

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Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, May 2

Punjab AAP MLA Jeevan Jyot Kaur has said that the Centre is trying to ruin the economy of Punjab, by increasing the prices of DAP and now potash.

This shows the anti-farmer policy of the Centre, she tweeted.

AAP Youth Wing Punjab president Anmol Gagan Mann wrote: "Seems like the BJP government at centre has willfully vowed to shatter Punjab's economy to ruins. First the increased price of DAP and now Potash is condemnable. Centre govt needs to immediately bring down the prices of both Potash & DAP to give much needed relief to farmers."

Tanda MLA Jasvir Singh Raja Gill wrote:

"The anti-farmer central government is making every effort to stop the growth of Punjab which we see first in DAP and now in rising potash prices. The Punjab government has not accepted the decision of the hiked prices and is urging the Centre to withdraw the hiked prices."

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