“These laws were not made overnight. Over the past 20-30 years, every government and state discussed these in detail. Farm groups, agricultural experts, economists, scientists and progressive farmers have called for these reforms. Parties opposing these laws today promised these reforms in their manifestos, made statements in their favour,” he said.
Urging the parties to “stop telling lies and misguiding farmers,” he said it had been six-seven months since the laws were implemented and a majority of farmers were happy with the reforms. “I request all political parties with folded hands, please keep the credit. I don’t want it, I just want farmers’ progress,” the PM said.
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PM Narendra Modi requests opposition parties with folded hands not to mislead farmers: Here s how Twitter reacted
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who was addressing farmers virtually as part of the ‘Kisan Kalyan Sammelan’, requested other political parties with folded hands to keep all the credit for the farm laws.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi (File image: Twitter/@BJP4India)
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on December 18 reiterated his earlier accusations against the Opposition about stoking the ongoing farmers protests, a charge which has been repeated by a number of senior Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leaders before.
The prime minister, who was addressing farmers virtually as part of the ‘Kisan Kalyan Sammelan’, also requested other political parties with folded hands to keep all the credit for the farm laws and said he just wants ease in the life of farmers .
Farmers’ protest | Farm reform laws not brought in overnight, were discussed by every govt over two decades: PM Narendra Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the new farm reform laws were not brought in overnight and that they were discussed by every government over two decades.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi (Image: Twitter/@BJP4India)
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on December 18 that the new farm reform laws were not brought in overnight and that they were discussed by every government over two decades.
Addressing farmers virtually as part of the ‘Kisan Kalyan Sammelan’, PM Modi slammed the opposition and said political parties should stop “misguiding” farmers.