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He joined Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) at a young age and was given party’s ticket from Ludhiana west constituency. He also remained state general secretary of the party and now is spokesperson of the party. 41-year-old Ahbaab Grewal, farmer-cum-politician, has a take on issues related to ongoing farmers’ agitation and also about political scenario in Ludhiana. He talks to TOI’s Shariq Majeed on various issues related to farmers’ agitation and about Ludhiana.
Q: How do you see things evolving in Punjab in view of the ongoing farmers’ agitation?
A: It is the habit of the government to shove everything down the people’s throats. The way they scared the CAA-NRC protesters and crushed them, they felt that they would do it here as well. Fortunately, that trick didn’t work here and their ploy to use polarisation as a tool also failed here badly. The ball is totally in their court now. They feel that they will not go back but the thing is that if they are trying to reform somethi