It has been 50 days since the farmers' agitation near Delhi, the capital of India, but the problem remains the same.

It has been 50 days since the farmers' agitation near Delhi, the capital of India, but the problem remains the same.

It has been 50 days since the agitation by farmers near Delhi, the capital of India, but no positive results have been found so far. The problem remains the same. Farmers are agitating in such cold frost and government is trying to implement its agricultural law. The government says that this agricultural law is beneficial for the farmers of India.

At the same time, the farmers agitating against the government's agricultural law say that this agricultural law of the government will take away all my rights. Through this law, the government is selling the hands of the capitalists of India to all of us farmers. The government took the matter to court to pacify the questions arising in the minds of farmers against the law.

The court of the government of India heard the case of the farmers and formed a four-member team to give a correct verdict and with this the court had also decided to stay the laws till further orders. Now the news is coming from the Indian media that one member of these four members team has resigned from his post. According to the news, this member has resigned from his post, thanking the court and the Government of India.

A committee was constituted by the Indian court comprising former union leader Bhupinder Singh Mann, former MP, agricultural economist Ashok Gulati, Dr. Pramod Kumar Joshi of the International Food Policy Research Institute and Anil Dhanwat of Shetkari organization in Maharashtra. This committee of the court had to resolve the dispute between the farmer and the government.

Currently news is coming from Indian media that 81-year-old Bhupinder Singh Mann member of the court committee has resigned from his post. With his resignation, what will be the benefit of the farmers standing on the road continuously for 50 days to their right, near Delhi, the capital of India, in cold weather? Now only the time will come. But, one thing seems to be clear from this that there is no other way for the peasants of India to lug in front of Narendra Modi.

Committee member Bhupinder Singh Mann, after resigning from his post, says that as a farmer and organization leader, I am ready to renounce my post which I have been given by the Government of India in view of the perceptions in the farmers' organizations and the common people. The court has given. He further says that because I cannot compromise the interests of the farmers of Punjab and the country. Therefore, I remove myself from this panel of the court and am ready to stand with the farmers of India and the farmers of Punjab.