New Delhi: 75 days have passed since the farmers movement on the border of Delhi. On Monday, within 75 minutes from the Upper House of Parliament, PM Modi gave a clear indication that the new agricultural laws will not be repealed. It is the intention of the government to give confidence in the agricultural law. PM Modi will give a statement in the Lok Sabha on Wednesday. During this, what Narendra Modi says on the issue of farmers will be very important. At the same time, former Congress President Rahul Gandhi will give a statement on the President's address. In such a situation, everyone will be watching the atmosphere of the house.

Earlier on Monday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged the farmers to end the agitation in the Upper House. PM Modi said that there was minimum support price (MSP), MSP is and MSP will remain, farmers should end the movement. There has only been talk of agitation in the House, there was no discussion on reforms in the law. Encouraging opposition on agricultural laws, PM Modi said that many Congress leaders including former Union Minister Sharad Pawar have also talked about agricultural reforms.

PM Modi said that NCP Chief Sharad Pawar still did not oppose the reforms, we did what he liked and will continue to improve. PM Modi further said that today the opposition is taking a U-turn, because politics dominates. PM Modi said that what Manmohan Singh said that Modi has to do, you should be proud of this.

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