New Delhi: Representatives of the Kisan Sangh and union ministers will meet again today to dishonor the issues of the new agricultural laws brought by the Central government. The two parties will meet for the 11th round of talks at Vigyan Bhawan. There was no redressal in the last ten visits to the three agricultural laws. The farmers demand the cancellation of these laws.

In the earlier meeting, the Centre proposed to appoint a committee to enforce agricultural laws and look into the issues for 18 months. The farmers' union representatives rejected the proposal submitted by the Government on Thursday saying that their demand remains to revoke the laws. He will brainstorm with Delhi police officials regarding permission to hold a tractor rally in Delhi's outer ring road. The farmers' organizations on Thursday rejected the central government's proposal to constitute a committee to postpone the implementation of three agricultural laws for one and a half years and to find a solution.

Under the aegis of the United Kisan Morcha, the farmer leaders took this decision at a marathon meeting on the Singhu border on the government's proposal. Under the banner of the same front, farmers' organizations have been agitating for two months in the past demanding the cancellation of agricultural laws. A statement issued by Farmers' leader Darshan Pal said, "The proposal moved by the government in the General Assembly of the United Kisan Morcha was rejected."

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