Punjab News: After meeting farmer leaders at the Khanauri border, Punjab Director General of Police (DGP) Gaurav Yadav expressed concern for the well-being of farmer leader Jagjit Singh Dallewal. Addressing the media, Yadav stated, “We enquired about the health of farmer leader Jagjit Singh Dallewal and conveyed a message from Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann. The CM is deeply worried about his condition.”
Call for Immediate Medical Assistance
DGP Yadav emphasized the importance of providing urgent medical aid to Dallewal. “We appealed to Jagjit Singh Dallewal and other farmer leaders to ensure he receives immediate medical assistance. His life is priceless,” he added, underlining the state government’s commitment to safeguarding the health of individuals involved in the ongoing farmer protests.
Punjab Government’s Proactive Approach
The interaction between the DGP and farmer leaders comes as part of the Punjab government’s effort to address the concerns of protesting farmers while prioritizing their well-being. The Chief Minister’s message reflects his administration’s sensitivity toward the farmers' plight and health.
The Khanauri border has been a focal point of the farmers’ agitation, with leaders like Dallewal spearheading the movement. Amidst the ongoing demonstrations, Dallewal’s health has become a matter of concern for both the state government and farmer leaders.
The Punjab government’s appeal for medical intervention highlights the urgency of the situation, as leaders balance addressing the protesters’ demands with ensuring their safety and health. The state’s proactive approach is expected to foster dialogue and bring focus to resolving the ongoing issues.
Farmer leader Jagjit Singh Dallewal’s health has become a focal issue as protests at the Khanauri border persist. The Punjab government continues to monitor the situation closely, urging leaders to act responsibly while ensuring all demands are addressed peacefully. Medical experts have also stressed the need for immediate care, highlighting the risks of delaying treatment.