Demonstrated against agricultural laws for 13 days. Meanwhile, a meeting with the government has been postponed today.

The farmers will take a decision after discussing the proposal from the government about what to do next. The situation is expected to be cleared by this evening.

Indian Farmers Union spokesman and farmer leader Rakesh Tikait has given information about this. He says that farmers will discuss the government’s proposal today.

After discussion, it will be decided what to do next. The sixth round meeting has been canceled. Everything will be clean by four to five in the evening.

Earlier, he said that the meeting with Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday was positive.

However, he reiterated that farmers want the new agricultural laws to be withdrawn, while the government wants to amend. Tikait said about the meeting, ‘I would say that the meeting was positive.

The government has taken cognizance of our demands and will give us a draft, which we will discuss.

It is not yet decided when the next meeting with the government will take place. The protest will continue.

Leaders of farmer unions held a meeting on Tuesday with Amit Shah, Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar and Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal on agriculture laws.

After the meeting, All India Kisan Sabha general secretary Hannan Mollah told media persons that the sixth round meeting with the Center had been canceled.

This meeting was to take place today, they will get a proposal from the government, which they will discuss.

Meanwhile, a joint delegation of opposition parties will meet President Ram Nath Kovind this evening, CPI (M) General Secretary Sitaram Yechury said.

The delegation will include Rahul Gandhi, Sharad Pawar and others. Due to the Kovid-19 protocol, only 5 people are allowed to visit them.

Farmers protesting on the borders of Delhi since 26 November had called for a Bharat Bandh on Tuesday. It was supported by many political parties.

The government and farmer unions have held five rounds of talks so far.

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The day-long negotiations between the farmers’ organizations and the Center, which were agitating in Punjab against the law passed by Parliament to improve the agriculture sector, did not yield any results.

The next round of talks will be called soon

The talks, which started at 11 am on Friday, lasted several rounds till late evening, but the deadlock did not break. However, the two sides have agreed to call the next round of meetings soon.

Farmer leaders adamant on withdrawal of new laws and legal MSP

Farmer representatives are being assured by the Center that these laws have been brought in the interest of farmers.

While the farmer leaders are adamant on withdrawing these laws and making the minimum support price (MSP) legal.

Farmers Unions will meet in Punjab on November 18

On November 18, the leader of the farmers union has agreed to come to the talks again after discussions with all its farmers associations and farmers in Punjab.

At the beginning of the talks, Agriculture Minister Narendra Tomar addressed the representatives of major farmer organizations from Punjab.

Agriculture Minister Tomar said – Central government favors farmers

He explained in detail about the law passed from Parliament and said that his government is supportive of the interests of farmers.

These laws will revolutionize the agriculture sector and help farmers to increase their sustainable income.

There will be market access to the farmers’ houses, so that the small farmers will not have to face the traders to sell their produce.

They will have enough options. Tomar mentioned some of the major provisions of the law and said that farmers across the country have welcomed it.

There will be no hindrance in government procurement on MMPs: Railway Minister Piyush Goyal

In the meeting, Consumer, Food, Commerce Industry and Railways Minister Piyush Goyal mentioned the difficulties faced by the common people from the farmers’ movement.

He said that there has been tremendous progress in the procurement of crops including paddy during the Kharif season.

He also assured the farmer organizations that there would be no hindrance in the government procurement of their produce on the MMP. It will continue as before.

He called the confusion being spread about it unfair and inaccurate. He also mentioned the difficulties caused by his movement on the rail tracks.

Marathon talks held in Vigyan Bhavan in several rounds

Negotiations with farmers’ organizations started at 11 am which went on throughout the day, but the solution to the problem could not be found.

In the talks held before this, the leaders of the farmers union made their point of turn.

Almost all union representatives proposed to withdraw these three laws of agrarian reform and enact legislation for the statutory obligation of MSPs.

A presentation by the Ministry of Agriculture gave details of the work done in the interest of the farmers.

Agriculture Secretary said – Due to the stubbornness of the farmers representatives, a solution could not be reached.

Even before the convening meeting on Friday, Agriculture Secretary Sanjay Aggarwal had talked to the farmers’ organizations, in which they were told about the specifics of the law.

But due to the stubbornness of the farmers representatives, the meeting could not solve the problem. Farmer leaders had boycotted the meeting alleging that the Agriculture Minister was not there.

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A police investigation has revealed that the incident has been carried out under a rage. Police said that a girl resident of the village Neemka were married about 5 years ago in Ballabhgarh, Haryana. Villagers said that a year ago, a young man from the village had fled from his in-laws’ house. After which Mayke and in-laws had filed a case against the youth.

About 5 months ago, the accused entered and attacked the wooden family in Neemka and escaped by setting fire to the house. Farmer leader Pradeep went ahead to support the poor family. From then on, the envy of the accused peasant leader started raging. On Wednesday evening, someone called the peasant leader to a dhaba on Khurja Road, some distance from the village, as part of a conspiracy.

From where one of the nominees took him towards the fields where the other accused who were already waiting, surrounded Pradeep and shot him two. He died after being shot in the head and chest. On returning home, the family started investigating him and informed the police about his disappearance.

Farmer leader Pradeep was very close to BJP MLA Dhirendra Singh and reached his Rabupura residence and used to help the complainants. The police and family searched the forest after gathering information on the Dhaba. Where he was found lying in a bloody situation on the way. Police rushed him to Kailash Hospital in Jewar where he was declared dead.

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