New Delhi: After the agricultural bills are passed in both houses of parliament, now opposition parties are planning to meet the president. For this, many opposition parties have sought an appointment with President Ramnath Kovind. In this meeting, the opposition will meet the President and appeal that he should not sign the agriculture-related bills and reject this bill.

In this case, the opposition will make President Ramnath Kovind aware of their concerns regarding the Agriculture Bill. They will also give information about what happened in the Rajya Sabha on Sunday. They will also raise the issue of suspension of 8 MPs, and request the president to include them in the proceedings of Parliament again. There is a fierce tug of war between the government and the opposition regarding agricultural bills.

While the government is describing it as beneficial for the farmers, the opposition says that the government is trying to end the mandi system. The opposition is also alleging that these bills will not benefit the farmers, but the capitalist friends of the Modi government at the centre will take advantage of this.

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