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BJP’s MSP post features farmer protesting at Singhu The photo, from five years ago, shows Harpreet in a farmer’s attire and says that during this kharif season, the purchase of crops at minimum support price is continuing. Updated: December 23, 2020 8:51:35 am Harpreet Singh at Singhu. The BJP in Punjab Tuesday removed a post on MSP purchase of crops from social media handles after the 36-year-old model whose pictures were used as part of the message said he was at the Singhu border protesting with farmers. Hoshiarpur-based Harpreet Singh, popular as ‘Harp Farmer’ on Twitter, claimed his picture was used without his permission. ....
Protesting farmer-filmmaker made posterboy for farm laws, sends legal notice to BJP Protesting farmer-filmmaker made posterboy for farm laws, sends legal notice to BJP Protesting farmer-filmmaker Harpreet Singh, whose photo was used by the BJP in an ad in support of the farm laws, has sent a legal notice to the Punjab BJP unit and the BJP headquarters over unauthorised use of his picture and plans to take more legal action. advertisement Harpreet Singh joined the Singhu border protests on December 3. (Photo: Twitter/HarpFarmer) On Monday, the 36-year-old actor and filmmaker Harpreet Singh woke up to an unusual message from his friend, that he was the face of the happy farmer , supporting the new farm policies of the BJP government on social media. ....
The Sanyukta Kisan Morcha, the banner under which farmers are protesting against the three farm laws, is expected to take a stand on Wednesday on the government’s open invitation for talks but the farming community feels the contents of the invite have not created a conducive atmosphere. Matters have not been helped by the unabated effort by the government or those associated with it to misrepresent facts, which the farmers view as an attempt at belittling their movement. Delhi police also denied permission to hold an event to pay tribute to Chaudhary Charan Singh, a crusader for agrarian rights and former Prime Minister whose cremation site in the capital is known as Kisan Ghat. ....