‘Money deposited in account, PM Modi is funding farmers’ movement’

New Delhi: Farmers are protesting on the Delhi border against the central government’s farm laws. On the other hand, the amount of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ‘Kisan Sanman Yojana’ (pm kisan samman nidhi) has also reached the farmers of Punjab.

Farmers in Punjab said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi had sent money for the agitation after the money was deposited in a bank account. Many leaders of the ruling party have raised questions about the funding of the farmers’ movement. The farmers responded to the allegations.

Under the Prime Minister’s Kisan Sanman Yojana, Rs 18,000 crore was distributed to farmers’ accounts across the country. Rs.2000 has been credited to each farmer’s account. Farmers in Punjab have also benefited from the scheme and Rs 2,000 has been credited to their accounts. The agitating farmers in Punjab have reacted sharply.

The Prime Minister sent the money to help the agitating farmers, said farmers in Punjab. Many farmers living in Sialka village in Punjab have been credited with the central government’s scheme.

Questions are being raised by the government over the funding of the movement. The farmers have answered this. Modi himself is funding the agitation against the Modi government at the Center. “We will pay the amount deposited in our account by the Modi government for the agitation,” said Balwinder Singh, a farmer from Sialka village.

Farmers in Punjab are going from house to house and in other villages appealing for support for the agitation. Citizens are donating between Rs 50,000 and Rs 5,000 as per their wish. This will send aid to agitating farmers in Delhi, said another farmer Jaspal Singh.

The Modi government has sent Rs 2,000 to our account and now we will send this money for the agitation. Our battle is with the government. We will not use even 1 rupee given by the government, said Jaspal Singh.

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The movement is not sitting happily. These laws are against the farmers, so we are fighting with body and mind. The government has also given me Rs 2,000. I will pay this money for the movement. Apart from this, I will give whatever money I have to my brothers, said Arshpal Singh, a retired soldier and farmer.