New Delhi: Farmers continue to protest against the Centre's agricultural law on Delhi's borders. Pm Narendra Modi interacted with farmers from several states amid ongoing agitation against the new agricultural laws. PM Modi said confusion is being spread over the agricultural law. On the other hand, PM Modi's speech is showing unhappy farmer leaders.

In fact, farmer leaders say the government is asking for talks but is not talking about withdrawing laws on the agenda. On PM Modi's address, Indian Farmers Union national spokesperson Rakesh Tikait told the media, "The solution to this issue is to remove the Prime Minister and the Government of India, not the opposition or Rahul Gandhi."

He further said that a month has passed and the farmers will not go back home, first sit down and compromise and take back the three agricultural laws." Rakesh Tikait further added, "The government is ready to negotiate on agricultural law, but it is not saying that we will withdraw the agricultural law. We are also ready to talk, but they are putting the condition that they will not withdraw."

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