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The panelist said – Government is giving injections to the farmers to run like a horse, Sudhanshu Trivedi responded
Sudhanshu Trivedi said that when our government came, only 34 percent people in the country had accounts. 95% of the people in rural areas did not h…
The agitation of farmers against the three agricultural laws continues. The talks between the farmer and the government on Monday (04-01-2021) were inconclusive and there was no consensus on the farmer’s issue. In a debate show organized on ‘Republic India’ on this subject, the panelist said that ‘the whole country is watching this spectacle’. The government is behaving shamelessly with the farmer. Efforts are being made to link this movement to PLFI. These farmers who are sitting may be opposition, maybe leftist but they cannot be farmers in their eyes. They are giving a trick to the farmers. ‘
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The panelist asked the other panelists involved in the show to tell that if you are sick, the doctor will not give you the medicine without asking you…. you will tell him then he give you Madicine Forced here, the government wants to give injections to the farmers and they are thinking that they will give injections and run the farmers like a horse. ‘
During the show, Sudhanshu Trivedi said that when our government came, only 34 percent of people in the country had accounts. 95% of the people in rural areas did not have accounts. Today 97 percent of people have it. Today every farmer has an ATM. The Modi government has changed the situation today. Sudhanshu Trivedi also said In the year 1955 we also imported wheat and rice. Now we have become self-sufficient. When Sharad Pawar was the agriculture minister in the UPA government, the grain was rotting in the open. ‘
However, let us tell you that the farmer’s movement is going on at various borders in Delhi. The government held talks with the farmers on Monday, but the talks have been inconclusive.
After this meeting, farmer leader Rakesh Tikait had said that till the law does not come back, there will be no return home. The next meeting of the government with the farmers will be held on 8 January.