The government has asked the farmers for 3 days, meeting again next Wednesday

New Delhi: The fifth round of talks was held today between the farmers’ protest against the farm bill and the central government. But no decision was taken in today’s meeting. The next meeting will be held on Wednesday, December 9 next week. The meeting between the farmers’ leaders and the central government will be held on Wednesday at 12 noon. After today’s meeting, Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar informed the media. Talks with the farmers’ leaders were held in a very cordial atmosphere, Tomar said.

The fifth round of discussions was held with the farmers leaders today. The discussion took place in a very good atmosphere. It is pointless to doubt that the MSP will remain. However, if anyone has further doubts, the government is ready to resolve them, Tomar said.

The APMC Act belongs to the State and we do not intend or interfere with it in any way. APMC is ready to take all necessary measures to make it stronger. “We are ready to address any grievances or doubts,” Tomar said.

Suggestions were sought from farmers

All issues were discussed in today’s meeting. We expected to get some suggestions from the farmers. But that was not possible during the discussion. Now there will be another discussion with the farmers’ leaders on December 9. The government is ready to solve all the problems of the farmers. It would be nice if we could get some suggestions from them. “We are still waiting for their suggestions,” Tomar said.

There are cold days and there is a crisis of corona virus. This should send older and younger children home. Farmers’ income has increased during the tenure of Prime Minister Modi. Government procurement has increased. The Modi government is making efforts to ensure that the farmers move towards prosperity. Tomar said the government provides Rs 75,000 crore annually through the Farmers’ Honors Fund.

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Whatever happens or will be done will only be in the interest of the farmers. Farmers in this country should have faith. Farmers’ organizations and protesters have followed the discipline. Thank you all for that. But if some issues are clearly stated, it will be easier to find a solution, said Narendra Singh Tomar.

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India does not want to comment off. Organizations have their own programs. The Central Government has taken several rounds of discussions and we are ready for further discussions. The discussion could not be completed today. The meeting will be held again on December 9, Tomar said.