NEW DELHI: On a day when Prime Minister Narendra Modi beaten opposition parties for its position in three agricultural laws, a large number of Union ministers approached farmers with Interior Minister Amit Shah, assuring that agricultural reforms will not end minimum support price (MSP).
The ministers joined people from different places to listen to the prime minister’s speech and have interactions with farmers.
“The opposition parties run out of trouble. They are spreading pure lies. Prime Minister Modi has made it clear, our agriculture minister has said it repeatedly and I am making it clear once again that the MSP will always remain, ”Shah stated while addressing a“ Kisan Chaupal ”in Mehrauli here.
Shah said that the three agricultural laws are in the interest of farmers and will not cause them any harm. “No mandis will be closed, nor an inch of land removed from the farmers. As long as Narendra Modi is the prime minister of this country, companies cannot take land away from farmers, ”he said.
The interior minister challenged the opposition parties to explain which part of the three laws says the mandis will be closed. “Please present the provision that says so … we are ready for discussion,” he said, adding that several farmers’ delegations had met with the agriculture minister. Narendra singh Take to extend support for laws.
Shah said the government is willing to hold talks with farmers’ unions about any of the provisions they have apprehensions about. “For decades, farmers kept demanding that the EMP be increased, which Congress did not do and PM Modi did,” Shah said. Defense Minister Rajnath Singh was in Dwarka, Petroleum Minister Dharmendra Pradhan in Odisha, Railways Minister Piyush Goyal in Meerut and textiles minister. Smriti Irani he was in Amethi to hear the prime minister’s address.
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