National Janata Dal (RJD) leader Manoj Haas on Thursday questioned the government’s way of dealing with the peasant movement in the Rajya Sabha, saying democracy is capable of being heard and heard. Mr Ha joined the debate on Thanksgiving in the President’s speech and said that farmers and farmers are still the backbone of the Indian economy and that it is not fair how the Modi government is treating the agitating farmers.
He said, “The government is acting like the farmers are fighting on the border with the Delhi border. Barbed wire, fences and barricading have been put in place by the peasant movement. Is this the right way to deal with movement? Terrorists, Naxals, Maoists and Khalistan have joined the movement.
Farmers said they should listen. Neither the leader nor the ruling party or the opposition understands the peasantry very well. Having said that, it is necessary to have the ability to listen and be heard in a democracy. The peasant movement is no longer confined to the Delhi border. This movement is now spreading to other parts of the country.
The reports and other documents of the Parliamentary Committees were placed on the table immediately before the proceedings of the Rajya Sabha began.
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