10th round of Govt-farmer talks begins seeking a solution IANS
New Delhi: The 10th round of dialogue between the government and farmers’ representatives began Wednesday here in the national capital amid expectations of a solution to end the deadlock as the protest by the farmers on the Delhi borders continued for the 56th day.
However, there is no signal from both sides so far indicating any fruitful decision to end the protest as farmers are still sticking to their demands on withdrawal of three contentious farm laws and guarantee on Minimum Support Price (MSP), and the government is adamant not to repeal the agriculture acts enacted in September during Monsoon Session of Parliament last year.
The eight round of talks between the protesting farmers and the government on Friday failed to break the stalemate, and the next meeting will be held on January 15.Ahead of the talks, the government had expressed hope of positive results from .
8th round of Govt-farmer talks begins, seeking to resolve impasse
Fri, Jan 08 2021 03:42:49 PM
New Delhi, Jan 8 (IANS): Amid the ongoing farmers protest, the eighth round of dialogue between the government and 41 farm union representatives began here on Friday, with both sides hoping for a successful conversation to yield results and end the over one-and-a-half-month deadlock.
The government began the talks signalling an outcome of positive results from the meeting while the farmers threatened to intensify the stir if their demand to repeal three contentious farm laws is not fulfilled.
So far there is no official assurance from both sides if they will choose another way to end the impasse and they are still stiking to their points.
New Delhi, The eight round of talks between the protesting farmers and the government on Friday failed to break the stalemate, and the next meeting will be
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