New Delhi: The government's proposal has been rejected by farmers' organizations. Referring to this, farmer leader Shiv Kumar Kakka said on Wednesday that "we have taken a unanimous decision". He also said that "a section of the media is showing that differences in farmer organizations But it is not true. We decided unanimously. This is a unanimous decision, not a majority. It is not possible that some people agree on this, some people do not. If all organizations said that the law should be withdrawn, then it is our decision. There is no question of personal opinion.
He further said, "In all the five meetings with the farmers' organization, the government held a detailed discussion on the same point (described in the proposal). Ultimately, we asked them (government) to answer yes or no ... whether they want to repeal all three laws, guarantee MSP, or not. "Apart from this, he has also claimed that," Union Home Minister Amit Shah had said the same things. Farmer leaders told them that they did not want to talk on those points. When we asked Amit Shah why the government had not consulted the farmers before enacting all the three laws, they admitted that something was wrong. Shah also told the peasant leaders that the government is ready to amend all the three laws if needed.
Apart from this, he also said, "After this he sent the proposal to us in the morning and there were the same points which were discussed in five meetings." There was nothing new in this. "By the way, let us also tell you that the farmer movement is not over yet and it is hoped that it is going to be very long."
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