‘Agitating farmers’ organizations should discuss directly with PM’

The Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) and the Congress have advised farmers’ organizations to discuss agriculture laws directly with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Both the parties have said that if they talk to anyone other than Prime Minister Narendra Modi, nothing will come of it.

According to Harsimrat Kaur Badal, an Akali Dal MP from Bhatinda, there are frequent rounds of discussions. It doesn’t cost anything. Farmers are being dragged into such a special ‘network’ of meetings. Instead, farmers should communicate directly with the Prime Minister.

Punjab Congress chief Sunil Jakhar has also underlined the same issue. “Any discussion on farmers’ laws with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah will be successful. The farmers ‘movement is on the verge of success and they should exercise some restraint,’ he said. As the first round of talks was with Amit Shah, the next round of talks needs to be with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Only the Prime Minister can resolve this issue. Discussing with any other factor is like wasting time, ‘said Jakhar.

BJP expels attacker from ‘Shahinbagh’Yogi Adityanath needs to study the incident, say former officials
No faith in Modi: Rahul

So far, the promises made by Prime Minister Narendra Modi have never been fulfilled. Therefore, no one believes in Modi. Even the farmers do not trust Modi. Therefore, the points made by the Prime Minister regarding the implementation of these agricultural laws are completely untrue. The government is also not ready to meet the demands of the farmers. The repeal of these laws is necessary for the agricultural sector, ‘said Rahul Gandhi.

‘Dilemma because of falling prices’

‘The farmers’ agitation will continue till the government agrees to their demands. Due to falling prices, it is time for farmers to sell various grains below the guaranteed price, ‘said Rakesh Tikait, leader of the Indian Farmers’ Union. In Uttar Pradesh, crop prices have fallen by 50 per cent due to new laws. Crops are being sold at less than guaranteed prices, Tikait said.

Expel the governor, ‘Trinamool’ demands from the PresidentIntervention of Lok Sabha Speaker in Dharme Gowda death case, demand for high level inquiry