New Delhi: The farmers' agitation continues against the three agricultural laws brought by the Modi government at the Center. Farmers have been stuck on the borders of the national capital Delhi for the last 38 days. The Union Minister of State for Agriculture Kailash Chaudhary said that the positive thinking with which the previous talks have taken place, I hope that the meeting will be resolved on January 4 and this movement will also end.
Earlier, Sukhwinder Singh Sabhera of the Kisan Mazdoor Sangharsh Committee had warned the government that three agricultural laws should be repealed, if no solution is found on January 4, then the struggle will intensify in the coming days. That is, even in the cold weather of Delhi, farmers have been performing under the open sky for the last 38 days.
The Chilla and Ghazipur border has already been closed due to the performance of the farmers. Here, a meeting of 80 farmer organizations has started on the Singhu border. Earlier, in the seventh round of talks between the farmer and the government, two issues were agreed upon. The eighth round of meetings is scheduled for January 4. Before this meeting, farmers will formulate further strategies.
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