Bhopal: Now the Congress has come down in support of the farmers agitating against the three agricultural laws and on the border of Delhi. In fact, today the Madhya Pradesh Congress has started a silent protest in front of the Gandhi statue located in the assembly premises. Former MLAs including former chief minister and state Congress president Kamal Nath have joined the strike. Indeed, in view of the situation of Corona transition, no person other than MLAs is allowed to come here. Here the police have put up barricades and stopped everyone on the way to the assembly.

It is being said that the officers and employees of the assembly also had to work hard to go to the assembly. Talking about this, former Agriculture Minister Sachin Yadav said, 'The government is so scared that it does not want to let the voice of the farmers be raised. This is the reason that the borders of Bhopal have been sealed from all sides in view of the performance of the Congress. Even legislators in the assembly cannot go with their assistant. If the agricultural laws are so farmer-friendly then why are the farmers protesting in such cold conditions on the border of Delhi?'

On the other hand, on the occasion of Congress's foundation day in the state Congress office, Kamal Nath said, 'We will bring a law in the government that the crop will not be sold below the minimum support price. Congress has always taken steps in the interest of the farmers and fully supports the movement being made by the farmers.' After the program, Madhya Pradesh Seva Dal took out a march in support of the farmers.

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