Congress And Shiv Sena, Proposed Repeal In Lok Sabha

Congress and Shiv Sena, proposed repeal in Lok Sabha demanding the repeal of agricultural laws.

The Congress and the Shiv Sena on Friday moved an adjournment motion in the Lok Sabha, demanding the repeal of three agricultural laws in the wake of the farmers’ agitation.

NK Premachandran, Revolutionary Socialist Party (RSP) MP, while seeking adjournment in the Lok Sabha, demanded a discussion on the farmers’ protest on the Delhi borders.

Meanwhile, Trinamool Congress (TMC) MP Saugata Ray moved an adjournment motion in the Lok Sabha on the alleged suppression of farmers by the police with the use of other equipment including barbed wire.

Let us know that the Lok Sabha was repeatedly adjourned on Thursday, as opposition members continued their opposition to the new agricultural laws.

With repeated adjournments in the Lok Sabha for the last two days, leaders of various opposition parties met with the Lok Sabha Speaker and insisted on their demand for a separate discussion on the President’s address and motion of thanks to the new agricultural laws.

Congress leaders said that the government should agree to their demand for a separate discussion. Farmers are protesting against the new agricultural laws at various borders in Delhi.

Agriculture Minister said in Parliament on the performance of farmers, only Congress can do farming with blood, not BJP.

In the Rajya Sabha on Friday, Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar lashed out at the Congress and the opposition.

During this, he said that farmers are being tricked against the new agricultural laws. He attacked Congress and said that the world knows that farming is done with water.

Only Congress can do farming with blood. The Bharatiya Janata Party cannot cultivate with blood. Farmers’ organizations and opposition parties have failed to point out a single flaw in the new agricultural laws.

The Minister of Agriculture rejected the opposition’s claims of agitation across the country against agricultural laws, saying that the protest against the laws was limited to only one state. Farmers are being seduced.

Modi government is fully committed to the village, the poor, and the farmer and will remain so in the coming tomorrow.

The purpose of the new law is to increase the income of farmers. He also said that the government is ready to amend the laws, but this does not mean that there is a flaw in the agricultural laws.