Amidst the excitement of assembly elections in Delhi, the round of allegations and counter-allegations continues between the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). Former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has made a big allegation against the central government in his latest attack. Kejriwal has tweeted and claimed that the central government is once again preparing to implement the three agricultural laws that have been withdrawn.

Kejriwal tweeted, 'Farmers in Punjab have been sitting on dharna and indefinite hunger strike for many days. Their demands are the same which the central government had accepted three years ago, but has not implemented yet. The BJP government has now reneged on its promise. The BJP government is not even talking to the farmers. At least talk to them. They are the farmers of our own country. Why does the BJP have so much arrogance that it does not even talk to anyone? May God keep the farmers of Punjab who are on indefinite hunger strike safe, but if something happens to them, BJP will be responsible for it.

He further wrote, 'For the information of farmers across the country, let me tell you that the three black laws which were withdrawn by the Center three years ago due to the farmers' movement, the Central Government is preparing to implement them again through the back door by calling them 'policy'. The Center has sent a copy of this policy to all the states to know their views.