Responding to the growing opposition criticism over the three agriculture bills, BJP national president JP Nadda on September 18 said that his government will not "buckle under political pressure" even as farmers in various parts of the country continue to protest against the contentious bills.
The BJP chief said, "Essential Commodities Act is being regulated as there was a rise in the volume of commodities.
We won't buckle under pressure politics." "BJP was the only political party which supplied 25 crores food packets, 5 crores ration kits and 1 crore masks to the needy during the lockdown.
Other political parties were into lockdown mode themselves," Nadda added.
