Farmers’ ultimatum to government; ‘Repeal agricultural laws, only then the agitation will end’
New Delhi: Farmers are protesting at the Delhi border against three farm laws of the central government. Farmers’ unions have once again given an ultimatum to the government. The agitation will not end till three new agricultural laws are withdrawn and India will be closed on December 8, farmers’ leaders said at a press conference […]
PM Modi should listen to farmers’ ‘Mann Ki Baat’
The farmers said they would not compromise on their demands. We have been listening to Prime Minister Modi’s ‘Mann Ki Baat’. Now Prime Minister Modi should listen to the minds of farmers. Discussions took place among the farmer leaders. It has been decided that we will not compromise on our demands. So far we have been listening to Modi’s ‘Mann Ki Baat’. Now they should listen to our minds, said farmer leader Jagmohan.
This agitation of farmers is not only in Punjab. Farmers across the country are participating in this movement. The farmers have called for a shutdown in India, which has angered the ministers. It will be closed from morning till evening on December 8. Roads will be open for ambulances and weddings. Protests will be held peacefully, said farmer leader Baldev Singh Nihalgad.
Thanks to the players who returned the medals in support of the farmers. Farmers also came from Gujarat, thank you too. It has become necessary to accelerate the movement. The government is not keen on changing all three laws. We will continue the movement. Baldev Singh Nihalgarh has appealed to everyone to participate in the 8th agitation.
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The farmers’ movement now has the support of the opposition. Many major political parties including Congress, Shiv Sena, Jharkhand Mukti Morcha, Telangana Rashtra Samiti, Left parties have shown support to the farmers’ movement.
Ministers discuss the draft
The government is keeping an eye on the farmers’ movement. An important meeting was held on Sunday at the residence of Union Minister of State for Agriculture Kailash Chaudhary. Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar, Minister of State Purushottam Rupala and Kailas Chaudhary were present on the occasion. The three leaders discussed the draft of the meeting to be held on December 9. The three ministers discussed possible amendments to the Agriculture Reforms Bill.
