AAP government tabled resolution against the three farm bills in Delhi Assembly and extended support to farmers' demand on Thursday.
MLAs Somnath Bharti and Mohinder Goyal tore copies of the bills in the Assembly, saying "we refuse to accept the black laws that are against the farmers."
The party shared the updates on Twitter.
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal earlier this week had said the new farm laws will lead to immense inflation and will only favour a few capitalists, as he termed the legislations "anti-farmer and anti-common man".
Punjab CM had earlier slammed Kejriwal for his 'theatrics', and said the Kejriwal government had "backstabbed" the farmers by "shamelessly" notifying one of the farm laws on November 23.
"AAP is standing with the farmers and is supporting them. Across the entire country, AAP volunteers are observing fast along with the farmers and standing in solidarity with them," he said.
He claimed that the Centre is angry with him for supporting the farmers.
"When we were asked to give stadiums to convert them into temporary jails, we refused. I also went to serve the farmers as 'sewadaar'. This angered these people a lot. My doors were closed when I wanted to go and support the farmers' protest," he said, referring to his alleged house arrest last week when ''Bharat Bandh'' was observed.
(With PTI inputs)
