Union Minority Welfare and Parliamentary Minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi said that those who do not know agriculture from A and agriculture from B, are sharing knowledge to farmers. The agricultural bill is for the betterment of farmers and sharing of middlemen. To save the vassals of brokers and middlemen, the opposition is opposing the Agriculture Bill. Naqvi, who went to Rampur to attend another similar program, also drove a tractor.
BJP is organizing Kisan Panchayats to remove the doubts of farmers on the Agriculture Bill. On Sunday, the BJP held a Kisan Panchayat at village Hurhuri in Mirganj, where Union Minorities Welfare and Parliamentary Minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqbi, Union Minister of Labor and Employment Santosh Gangwar, State Minister Baldev Aulakh and Status Minister of State Surya Prakash Pal arrived as chief guests. He was welcomed by Mirganj MLA Dr. DC Verma and District President Pawan Sharma.
Naqvi said that the Central Government has made many reforms to protect the interests of the farmers, laborers and soldiers of the country. The central government is working towards making the agricultural country a farmer oriented country. Leaders who do not know the difference between potato-bear, brinjal-burger, sugarcane and maize tree are spreading confusion on agricultural bills. He said that the MSP will not end. The Modi government has done the job of increasing the MSP. The government has made such arrangements outside the mandi and mandi, wherever farmers can get the right price. The market will not end. The farmers have been given freedom to sell produce at other places along the market. Farmers will not be weakened by contract farming. The farmer can break the contract at any time, but the contractual contact with the farmers cannot be broken.
#WATCH Union Minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi drove a tractor in Rampur earlier today. He was in Rampur to hold “Kisan Chaupal” with farmers. pic.twitter.com/GieKS4sTE3
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Union Minister Santosh Gangwar said that the central government has taken historic steps. To protect the interests of 500 million workers, four new laws have been enacted by abolishing the old laws. Uttar Pradesh Minister of State for Water Power Baldev Aulakh said that agricultural bills will change both farmers and agriculture. Minister of State for Status Suryaprakash Pal said that the opposition has no issues. Because of this, the opposition is trying to create confusion among the farmers.
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