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New Delhi, Dec 3: Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Thursday made an appeal to Union Home Minister Amit Shah and the protesting farmers to find an early resolution to the impasse over the new farm laws, saying the agitation was affecting Punjab’s economy and the nation’s security.
Singh, after meeting Shah at the latter’s residence here, said he reiterated Punjab’s position and urged the Centre to rethink its stand on the new agriculture-related legislations and address the farmers’ concerns.
A common ground must be found soon and the two sides should not take rigid positions on the matter as the problem needs to be solved quickly, the Chief Minister told reporters after the meeting.
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