Chandigarh, Jan 16 (Reporter) Former Union Minister and Sirsa MP Kumari Selja on Thursday said that it has been 51 days that the hunger strike started by farmer leader Jagjit Singh Dallewal at the Khanauri border, but the Central government has not yet woken up from its slumber. What is the government thinking, what does it want to do, and what does it want to see? If any untoward incident occurs during this movement, it will be difficult for the government to manage the situation. At Khanauri, 111 farmers have crossed barbed wires and joined the hunger strike, which serves as a warning to the government. Farmers sitting on protest are now talking about martyrdom. The central government must hold talks with farmers and resolve the issue considering the current situation. However, it seems that both BJP and AAP are politicizing the farmers' movement. Kumari Selja said that as farmer leader Jagjit Singh Dallewal’s health deteriorates at the Khanauri border, the spark of the farmers' movement is also reigniting. The stir at the Khanauri border has once again intensified. Seeing Dallewal’s deteriorating health, 111 farmers crossed barbed wires on Wednesday and sat on hunger strike in front of the temporary post set up by Haryana police at the border. Instead of addressing the farmers’ concerns, Haryana has increased force deployment at the border on the directions of the central government. What message does the Haryana police want to convey by stopping farmers from moving forward? She said that the Punjab government is doing nothing and saying nothing about this movement, which clearly shows that BJP and AAP are playing politics over the farmers' movement. What harm would it cause the Modi government to provide legal guarantees for MSP? If the central government can waive off loans worth crores and billions for industrialists, then the debts of farmers and labourers can also be forgiven. BJP leaders are misleading people regarding this movement. Farmers are deeply angered by the central government’s refusal to hold talks despite Dallewal’s worsening health. The Lok Sabha MP said that to appease farmers, the Haryana government has implemented MSP for 24 crops and issued notification. However, the government has remained silent about giving MSP legal status and has clarified its stance on this matter. Most of the crops listed under MSP by the Haryana government are not even grown in the state. The government is trying to gain praise by inflating the number of crops. The reality is that the state government is merely playing along with the directions of the central government, she added...////...