Bhopal: Former Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister and Congress State President Kamal Nath spoke to media in Sagar last Friday. He went Sagar on a private tour. In the meantime, he interacted with the media at night and took his stand on the Farmers' Law. He took the government to his target while keeping his side. In the meantime, he said, "the rural economy is getting damaged and why the government is imposing the law which is not like the farmers."
At the same time, he criticised the Modi government's attitude in the farmers' agitation. He said, "The economy of Madhya Pradesh is based on agriculture. What is the justification for the law which is made in the name of farmers' interest if the farmers are rejecting it?" At the same time, he also said, "Lakhs of farmers from Madhya Pradesh are sitting on protest in the farmers who are on the Delhi border. The farmers' movement is a byproduct of the discontent that has been made of paralysis of the country's economic activities. It should be over soon."
Well, let us also tell you that the opposition is continuously supporting the farmers at this juncture. There are many leaders of the opposition who are going to them in support of the farmers and asking them to withdraw the new agricultural law. Several opposition leaders have also reacted to Twitter.
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