Amid protests by farmers against the central government’s three new agricultural laws, Union Minister VK Singh said on Tuesday that many farmers were not seen in protest. VK Singh accused the opposition of being behind the peasant movement. Farmers of Haryana, Punjab, etc., may be aware that the new farming laws have been continuously opposed for the past several days. Political arrogance has also begun following the statement of Union Minister VK Singh. Aam Aadmi Party has targeted VK Singh’s statement in protest.
Talking about the peasant movement, Union Minister VK Singh said, “Many people do not see farmers in films.
The Aam Aadmi Party has been targeted
Following the statement of VK Singh, the Aam Aadmi Party has attacked him. Responding to VK Singh’s tweet, Aam Aadmi Party wrote that they should come with oxen. Does AAP have to come with plows and oxen to make them look like farmers? She is also speaking out against the central government’s new agricultural laws. Recently, the Delhi Kejriwal government rejected the demand of the Delhi police to convert some of the grounds into a temporary jail.
Many of the people in the pictures do not look like farmers. What has been done for the benefit of the peasantry It is not the farmers who have the problem of (agrarian laws) but others. Apart from the opposition, the people who receive the commission are behind it (protest): Union Minister VK Singh pic.twitter.com/qQIg5bh8oy
– ANI (@ANI) December 1, 2020
The peasant-government meeting was uncertain
The three ministers of the central government held talks with 35 leaders of the peasant organization on Tuesday. No solution could be found at this meeting. These matters will be considered in the next round of talks to be held on December 3. At a meeting at the Science Hall, the minister informed representatives of farmer organizations about the benefits of agricultural reform laws. Various issues related to these laws were discussed in detail in a friendly atmosphere. After the meeting, Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar said that the government is fully committed to the welfare of the farmers and that agricultural development has always been a high priority. “The meeting was good and we decided to hold a re-election on December 3,” he said.
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