Haqikat Kya Hai : Watch the Reality of Leftist Agenda Behind farmers agitation
Hakikat Kya Hai | December 29, 2020 22:24 ISTWatch How the Leftist elements are trying to take control of farmers agitation for their political ageda.
Watch How the Leftist elements are trying to take control of farmers agitation for their political ageda.
The Chief Minister asserted that he will not let Punjab plunge into anarchy at any cost and nobody can be allowed to take law into their hands.
Thousands of farmers are currently camping at Delhi's borders with Haryana and Uttar Pradesh in protest against the Farmers' Produce Trade and Commerce (Promotion and Facilitation) Act, 2020, the Farmers (Empowerment and Protection) Agreement on Price Assurance and Farm Services Act, 2020 and the Essential Commodities (Amendment) Act, 2020.
Watch our special report on how Leftist elements are trying to infiltrate farmers agitation for their political agenda
Rajnath Singh said that the government will amend the farm laws if they are not found beneficial. He said that Modi government will never do anything which is not in the interest of the farmers.
Farmers across the country will observe ‘Shaheedi Diwas’ today, to pay tribute to those farmers who had lost their lives during the ongoing agitation against the newly-enacted farms laws.
Addressing farmers of Madhya Pradesh on Friday, Modi had defended the new farm laws, saying they were in the works for decades and those who are opposing them now for gaining lost political ground were once votaries of the same reforms.
The AAP government had called a special session of Delhi Assembly to discuss farmers agitation and also finding ways and means to allay their concerns. during the session somnath bharti and mahendra goyal has tore apart copies of Centre’s farm law
The farmers who met me today have supported the three farm laws. They said that they are with the bills and govt. As some farmers are spreading misconception so they were also misled : Narendra singh tomar
Farmers' protest has entered its 20th day and they remain adamant on their demand to repeal the three new farm laws.
As farmers intensify their protest against the Centre's three farm laws, Union Minister Kailash Choudhary on Sunday said the government will soon decide a date and call union leaders for the next round of talks.
Sticking to their demands, farmer leaders Saturday said they are ready to hold talks with the government, but will first discuss repealing the three new farm laws, and announced further intensification of their ongoing protest against the legislations.
Earlier on Friday, Gadkari had said the three new laws introduced by the Centre were good for farmers but confusion was being spread about them.
At least five rounds of formal talks have taken place between the Centre and representatives of farmers, mainly from Punjab and Haryana, protesting on various borders of the national capital for about two weeks, but the deadlock has continued with the unions sticking to their main demand for the repeal of the three contentious laws.
Rahul Gandhi on Monday tweeted that the ‘Adani-Ambani Farm Laws’ must be rolled back. "Nothing less is acceptable," he said while referring to the farmers' demands to repeal the new farm laws.
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is available to serve the agriculturists at all times, Delhi minister Satyendar Jain said on Friday, as he visited the Singhu border, where farmers are holding protests.
Farm leaders and the government on Saturday held the fifth round of talk, to end the deadlock over the new farm laws, however, the talks remained inconclusive once again. It was decided by all the stake holders that the next meeting will be held on December 9.
On Friday, the Delhi government had welcomed the protesting farmers as their "guests" and had made elaborate arrangements for their food, drinking water and shelter.
A day after the Railways resumed train services in Punjab, the farmers on Tuesday blocked the railway track at the Jandiala railway station in Amritsar district. Following the fresh blockade, the trains are being diverted.
The Railways had said on Saturday it would soon resume goods and passenger trains in Punjab after the farmers decided to allow the services and the state government communicated that the tracks were clear.
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