Farmers protest against agricultural laws, government jams; Now meeting again on Saturday

New Delhi: Farmers protest is going on against farm laws. A meeting between the central government and representatives of farmers’ organizations on the legislation lasted for about eight hours today. After this meeting, Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar gave information. Discussions with the farmer leaders took place in a cordial atmosphere. This was the fourth round of meetings with farmer leaders. In this regard, a meeting will be held with the farmers’ organizations again at 2 pm on Saturday and a decision will be taken on that day, said Tomar. When will the farmers’ agitation end? This question was asked to the Agriculture Minister. Tomar replied that there was no discussion on this issue in today’s meeting.

After a marathon meeting with the farmers leaders for about 8 hours, Agriculture Minister Tomar informed the media. “The government is openly discussing with the farmers. Today’s meeting with the farmers’ leaders was the fourth round. Today’s meeting was held in a very cordial atmosphere. The farmers and the government presented their case. The farmers are concerned about two or three issues. We spoke openly on every issue. “We have decided to strengthen the market committees and register traders,” Tomar said.
The farmers demanded that there should be an SDM court or tribunal to settle any dispute. The government is ready to consider this. Farmers are skeptical of the ordinance on the issue of burning of straw in the field. Farmers also have doubts about the power law. The government is ready to discuss that too. Farmers are protected by the provisions of the Act. However, the government is ready to satisfy the farmers if they have any doubts, Tomar said.
Farmers are worried about the Minimum Support Price (MSP). The MSP is permanent and will continue to be so. Parva means a meeting between the government and farmers’ leaders will be held on Saturday, December 5. He hoped that a consensus would be reached in this meeting. Union Minister Piyush Goyal was also present at the meeting.

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There was no discussion in today’s meeting on stopping the agitation. But farmers should stop agitation against the backdrop of increasing cold. Discussions with them continue. The doors of discussion are open. Therefore, the farmers are requested to stop the agitation. This will also alleviate the suffering of the people of Delhi, appealed Tomar.
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On the other hand, after this meeting, the farmers also presented their role. “There is no question of withdrawing the agitation. The government tried to negotiate today. The government is trying to amend the laws. But we are adamant that the laws be withdrawn. We also demand that the government legislate for MSPs. The government asked for one day to consider Against this backdrop, a meeting of all the farmers ‘unions will be held tomorrow at 11 am, said the leaders of the farmers’ unions.