A day after Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal went to Singhu border to extend his support to protesting farmers and talked of an open debate on farm laws, an internal communication has come out in which a member of NITI Aayog had sought the CM s feedback on his working paper to address implications of the Acts from the perspective of farmers, farm sector and rural economy . Official sources said NITI Aayog member had shared the documents with the view to eliciting comments from the Kejriwal government. They said this was more than a month before the Chief Minister tore copies of the farm laws in Delhi assembly accusing the central government of getting them passed in a hurry during the pandemic and was contrary to his allegations.