AAP Slams India-US Trade Deal: "Will Ruin Indian Farmers," Says Dhaliwal

• AAP leader Kuldeep Singh Dhaliwal criticized the India-US trade deal, calling it a "surrender of Indian agriculture" during a press conference in Chandigarh.
• Dhaliwal alleged that the deal allows American agricultural products to enter India tax-free, threatening to destroy the domestic market and farmers' livelihoods.
• He questioned why details of the agreement emerged from Donald Trump's tweet instead of the Indian Parliament, demanding transparency from PM Modi.
• AAP warned that zero-duty entry for US wheat, corn, soybeans, and dairy products would devastate Punjab's farmers and its agricultural economy.
• The party also raised concerns about potential restrictions on buying cheaper oil from Russia, leading to inflation, and health risks from chemical-laden American products.