Farmer Movement: JP Nadda gave instructions, said- remove people misconceptions on agricultural laws

The agitation of farmers against the new farm laws of the central government continues on the 84th day. In the wake of the mahapanchayat being organized by farmers ‘organizations between the Farmers’ Protest, BJP National President JP Nadda and Union Home Minister Amit Shah, Punjab, Haryana, Western Uttar Pradesh, and Rajasthan Had a meeting with the leaders of. In this meeting, Nadda has asked to clear misconceptions about agricultural laws.

Senior leaders joined the meeting

The meeting was attended by Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar and Union Minister Sanjeev Balyan, BJP Kisan Morcha President Rajkumar Chahar, MP Satyapal Singh, and some other leaders. It is known that the angriest resentment has been seen in the farmers of Punjab, Haryana, Western Uttar Pradesh, and Rajasthan. Most of the peasants on various borders of Delhi belong to these states.

Remove misconceptions about agricultural laws

There have been 11 rounds of talks between the farmers and the government regarding the agricultural laws but no result was achieved. Sources said that the top leadership of the party asked these leaders to remove misconceptions and misconceptions about the three new agricultural laws by going among the public, especially the peasant community.

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Farmer leaders will also hold meetings in Bengal

Explain that in the midst of the agitation against the three new agricultural laws of the Center, the farmer leaders said on Tuesday that they will also hold meetings in the electoral state of West Bengal. At the same time, a farmer leader indicated that he would ask the public not to vote for people who are ‘taking away our livelihood’. Farmer leaders, while talking to reporters outside the Kisan Mahapanchayat at Garhi Sampala here, said that like many other states, they will soon visit West Bengal as well. It is believed that if the farmers’ movement picks up pace in West Bengal before the elections, then it can increase the BJP’s difficulties.

Rakesh Tikait said this

Indian Farmers Union (BKU) leader Rakesh Tikait said in response to a question, ‘We will visit the whole country, we will also go to West Bengal. Farmers are also facing problems in West Bengal. They are not getting good prices for their crops. ‘ Addressing the mahapanchayat, he said, ‘We will organize panchayats across the country. We will go to Gujarat, Maharashtra, other places… We will go to West Bengal and also have a big gathering there. The farmer of West Bengal is facing some problems with the state government as well as the center. We will organize a panchayat there too. ‘