41 days of the farmer movement, the government does not want the new agricultural laws to be repealed .
No one is feeling sorry for the condition of the farmers of India, after all why? The farmers of Punjab are fighting for their rights in such a cold on the border of Delhi, the capital of India. Now this movement of farmers of Punjab has spread all over India. At present, this movement has become a movement of farmers all over India. The question is arising that how long will the farmers' movement last and will the Modi government, which is trying to wound India's farmers, not have political strings attached?
Such a question is being asked that on Monday, Narendra Modi's government again called a meeting with the farmers of India agitating against the new agricultural law and tried to talk to the farmers. But this meeting of the government with the farmer has also ended without any result, no result was found. The farmers still say that the Modi government should withdraw its new agricultural law.
Is it not a confirmation that the Narendra Modi government is in the process of snatching away big rights from farmers by giving them 6,000 rupees a year. Because even after more than a month of the agitation, the deadlock is not decreasing after the interaction between the farmers and the government, rather it is increasing. How is this possible? How can a government that thinks so good for farmers be so ruthless!
On this past Monday, the seventh round meeting between the government and the farmers ended. But, the government maintained its stand even during this time. Did not agree to listen to the farmers. After all, what is the reason that the government is not ready to listen to the farmer and the farmer is also not ready to listen to the government. It is clear that instead of working in the farmers' heats, the government is in favor of taking away a bigger right than that. There is news of talks between the two sides for about three hours but nothing was concluded till the end.
Today, even after 41 days of the Kisan agitation and despite frequent meetings with the government, the farmers leaders said, 'The government does not want the new agricultural laws to be repealed, but we will not back down. Farmers from all over the country are united and this is our biggest strength. Farmer leaders stated in unambiguous terms that the government had failed to understand the feelings of the farmers.
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