New Delhi, 10 January (Sangrami Lehar Bureau)- Working Group of AIKSCC has said that the all round failure of BJP led NDA government in solving the problems of farmers of India is on display. It has said that the Supreme Court does not and cannot have any role in resolving a political dead lock over anti Farmers laws which the BJP has enacted under pressure from Corporate led by Ambani and Adani. It is a political choice made by BJP against the interests of farmers. Farmers are opposing these laws all over India. BJP leadership is displaying COWARDICE in opposing the diktats of Corporate Houses.
Farmers continue to surround Delhi from all sides and will soon close down all borders. They are here to tell the BJP led govt and the Parliament that it has passed wrong laws. These laws will uproot farmers, change the farming pattern, decrease food security, farmer indebtedness, will lead to more suicides and hunger deaths and will destroy water, forest and ecological balance.
Announcing the deadlock in talks, Agriculture Minister had claimed support of majority of farmers for the 3 Acts. Events continue to expose BJP’s failure to rally even a handful of farmers in support.
Today a pro Farm Laws Rally to be held at Kaimla village in Karnal had to be called off due to opposition from Farmers and the Chief Minister, ML Kattar had to go back without landing his helicopter. Farmers protesting the farm laws took over the dias and the police mercilessly used water cannons and baton charge to disperse them.
In UP and MP BJP massive police restrictions on peaceful protests have been imposed. In Etah police put leaders of Akhil Bhartiye Kisan Union under house arrest to stop their padyatra to Delhi. Farmers going to Delhi protest have been stopped from boarding trains. Cases of violation of section 144 and Covid 19 restrictions are being foisted without restraint.
In West Bengal BJP is boasting about granting an MSP for paddy of Rs 1868/q, even though paddy sells at Rs 1000 to 1100/q. The Centre has made no provision for procurement in these states.