Farmers dig in; resolve to tell govt can’t budge on repeal of farm laws

Farmer leaders will convey to the authorities that their desire for repealing the controversial farm rules is non-negotiable and will intensify their protest if it doesn’t bow to their desire.

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This was determined at a two-hour-prolonged conference of leaders of Samyukt Kisan Morcha, which is spearheading the farmer protest all-around Delhi. Their associates who are to meet up with the Union Ministers — Narendra Singh Tomar and Piyush Goyal — for nonetheless a different round of talks on Thursday would give this in composing.

Equally, as a mark of protest, farmers in villages throughout the region would burn off effigies of Key Minister Narendra Modi and chiefs of some of the prime corporate properties in the region who the farmers think are the important beneficiaries of the ‘anti-farmer’ reforms.

 

Will escalate protest

They also manufactured it clear that the agitation of the farmers will continue on and, if need to have be, children and more mature men and women in their homes would be part of them to set extra tension on the authorities.

One more important improvement on Thursday was that Bharatiya Kisan Union led by Naresh Tikait, which so significantly has stayed absent, joined the protests and even participated in the conference.

No compromise

In the talks held with the farmer leaders, the Ministers insisted that the conference must go as a result of the Acts clause by clause to iron out the differences. Nevertheless, the farmer associates rejected the thought saying that the Acts must be annulled in toto.