Farmers protests in India: The financial agendas and political atmosphere in it.
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Farmers protests in India: The financial agendas and political

atmosphere in it.

As we all understand it has been 4months old, the protests led by farmers from the Indian state of Punjab became international news. The farmers are protesting for the repeal of three farm reform laws elapsed the Modi government in September. Farmers from different states who where the clear oppositions of Indian National Congress rules have been joined the whole protests in current days. The Canadian Prime Minister issued an announcement expressing concern about the protests but his remarks were quickly slammed by the Modi government as ‘’uninformed and unwarranted.’’

What are the new farm laws that the farmers want to re apeal?

The 3 new important farm legislation are as follows : the Farm Services and therefore the Essential Commodities 'Amendment 'Act.

The Farmers 'Empowerment and Protection Agreement ' of Price Assurance Act, and

the Farmers Produce Trade and Commerce 'Promotion and Facilitation 'Act.

As Under the new Produce Act, from the government farmers mustn't sell their product matetial to any government under -controlled markets than the minimum support price "MSP"which is fixed by the government. that local markets offer. selection of selling the producmatetial to ial at mandis or "local markets"in spite of everything Selling the produced stuff in open market was limited before these reforms were introduced.

Interestingly, the INC itself promised in its election manifesto that, if they're voted into power it might usher in these reforms, but

yet the party is opposing it rightnow. Both farmers and consumers are expected to be told as price discovery will now happen within the one national market – free from all the restrictions that happens.

But when it involves to The Farmers Empowerment Act makes sense that the Farmers Empowerment Act enables any farmer to directly enter into any contracts and deeds with larger buyers,retailers, exporters, .

The current protest against the infamous agrarian law shows and types a important moment in a very mass front in India. with none doubt we could say it's a awfully geniune movement with a far relevant issue which to be taken in to consideration. Especially within the northern a part of India at the Punjab and at Delhi there's an amazing response against these agricultural reforms.

People are recognising the seriousness of the issue thats happening under their nose. Even the government's recent agenda to relinquish concessions didn't got here to the farmers. Which isn't enough or do nothing less reverse would do. And it does intensified the protest. whether or not there's a movement which not just the state Is discussing which is already known to the full world. Still the govt still belives that these movements are condemned by "the so called political elements" which don't seem to be in any respect interested to a actual solution.

When it come to the Essential Commodities Act, the act removes some items that were classified as important commodities and were under these govt organisational controls. the items that are got far from the list are commodities such as cereals, pulses, onions, potatoes, oilseeds, and edible oil. It'll be encouraging these farmers to produce these commodities, as there'll now be an open market on which they may sell for better standard of cost of course.

Most of the revolting farmers are from Punjab, where the Indian National Congress is currently in power. The people that opposing the new rules or laws are the west bengsl which is currently ruled or strong holds by the trinamool congress. States like Maharashtra, uttarakhand and even Rajasthan don't seem to be that

in to this farmers law protest most of them are fine with the new rules.

Most of the resources which is the common mans voice is heard like something like this.

One of the persons response is literally something which provokes the overall public. This is what they think about this upcoming law.

The so called subsidy politics, till when this may go on?

why can't the common people and even the farmers stand on their own feet but not to inquire for the subsidies for everything ? If they're so well organised to place such a large protest why can't they organize and control their crop output to line price? it's 'Modi' or 'No Modi' but why people cannot see what's good for the country....????"

Yes, because the Modi government is barely working for Adani-Ambani."

Most of the opposite political parties adress that these rules will be a path to make new corporate industrial entities to put their hand

In farming too. I belive that these laws could help the farmers to along extend. Even if these laws are to sell and buy products, it is also meant to make the farmers stand together and have a decent relation with the private sector. With a clear picture.

Only if it is happening in a right way.

Because farmers are the roots of a nation.!

And it is very important to realize that we can't eat papers. Instead of rice & wheat also whatever crops left. It's very essential to make a decision.