The 9th Round Of Talks Between The Farmers And Govt Failed
The 9th round of talks between the farmers and the government was inconclusive, now the next meeting will be held on January 19. The government again held talks today with the agitating farmers against the three agricultural laws passed for agricultural reform in the country.
The ninth round of negotiations between the central government and the farmers’ organizations has been fruitless. The meeting took place today amid the controversy over the expert committee by the Supreme Court.
According to Agriculture Minister Narendra Tomar, no proposal has been agreed so far. Let us know that before this, eight rounds of talks have been held between the government and farmer organizations.
Even on the eighth round of talks on January 8, no solution was reached. Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar has said that the government will join the meeting with an open mind and remove the doubts of the farmers.
Negotiations were being held between the farmer and the government from 12 noon at Vigyan Bhawan in New Delhi regarding the new agricultural laws. This conversation of the 9th round has also been fruitless. Now the next meeting between the farmer and the government will be held on 19 January.
Agriculture Minister Narendra Tomar’s statement Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Tomar has said that no proposal has been agreed on till lunch in the ongoing meeting between the government and farmers to discuss the three agricultural laws. The Minimum Support Price (MSP) Guarantee Act will be discussed after the break.
The farmers had lunch Lunch break took place in the talks between farmer leaders and the government at Vigyan Bhawan in Delhi. Farmer leaders are currently having lunch. Meeting continues in Vigyan Bhavan The 9th round meeting between the farmer leaders and the central government has started at Vigyan Bhawan in Delhi.
Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar, Union Ministers Piyush Goyal and Somprakash are present in this meeting. Agriculture Minister arrived at Vigyan Bhawan Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar soon reached Vigyan Bhavan to hold talks with farmers on agricultural laws.
Before reaching here, Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar said before talking to the farmers that the government welcomes the order of the Supreme Court regarding the farmers’ movement.
The government will place its views before the committee (appointed by the court). We are trying to resolve the issue through dialogue.
Farmers reach Vigyan Bhawan Farmer leaders have reached Vigyan Bhavan to hold the ninth round of talks with the central government regarding new agricultural laws.
Indian Farmers Union spokesman Rakesh Tikait said the government needed to repeal the three laws and formulate a plan to provide a legal guarantee for the MSP.
Statements of farmer leaders All India Kisan Sabha General Secretary Hannah Mollah has said that we do not expect much, the last round of negotiations with the government failed and now they have an opportunity to get assistance from the court.
I think the government is not going to push the discussions forward. 3 There is no chance of further reform on farming laws. Farmers’ protest against agricultural laws continues on 51st-day Protest of farmers against agricultural laws continues even today for the 51st day on the Tikari border.
A protestor said that we have already met 8 times with the government, in which no solution was found. Farmers do not expect that this time too anything will come out of the meeting.
