New Delhi: Farmers' protest in Delhi continues even today. They are protesting over three disputed agricultural laws passed by the Center. Meanwhile, the fourth round of talks between farmers and the government is going to be held today. Even before this talk, Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra has tweeted and targeted the government and the Bharatiya Janata Party. In her tweet, Priyanka writes, 'In today's conversation, the government has to listen to the farmers. Farmers will be at the center of the law.'

भाजपा सरकार के मंत्री व नेता किसानों को

देशद्रोही बोल चुके हैं
आन्दोलन के पीछे इंटरनेशनल साजिश बता चुके हैं
आन्दोलन करने वाले किसान नहीं लगते बोल चुके हैं

लेकिन आज बातचीत में सरकार को किसानों को सुनना होगा। किसान कानून के केंद्र में किसान होगा न कि भाजपा के अरबपति मित्र।

— Priyanka Gandhi Vadra (@priyankagandhi) December 3, 2020

She wrote in her tweet, 'The ministers and leaders of the BJP government have spoken to the farmers as traitors, they have told the international conspiracy behind the movement, the farmers who did the movement do not seem to have spoken but today the government will have to listen to the farmers in the conversation. The farmer will be at the centre of the law, not the billionaire friend of the BJP.' For today's talks, there are five main demands of the farmers. In the first demand, he wants the three central agricultural laws to be repealed.

It can also be said on behalf of the farmers that the committee's proposal will not be approved by the Center. However, there is also a demand from farmers that the minimum support price i.e. MSP is always applicable and 21 crops should get the benefit. At present, farmers get MSP only on wheat, paddy and cotton. Another demand of farmers is that if a farmer commits suicide, his family should get financial help from the Central government.

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