The US Has Welcomed India’s New Agricultural Laws

The US has welcomed India’s new agricultural laws. America supports India’s agriculture laws, says – this will increase the impact of the Indian market in the world.

The US has welcomed India’s new agricultural laws. The US has said that it welcomes such a move that will increase the impact of the Indian market in the world.

Recognizing that peaceful opposition to agricultural laws is a hallmark of a thriving democracy, the US on Wednesday said it welcomed steps that would improve the efficiency of India’s markets and attract more private sector investment.

A State Department spokesman indicated that the new Biden government supports the Indian government’s move to reform the agricultural sector, attracting private investment and greater market access for farmers.

The US State Department said that in general, the US welcomes steps that will improve the efficiency of India’s markets and attract private sector investment.

In response to a question about farmers’ protests in India, the US State Department said that the US is in favor of resolving any differences between the parties through dialogue within India.

A Foreign Ministry spokesman said that we believe that peaceful protests are the hallmark of any thriving democracy and the Supreme Court of India has said the same.

IMF has also supported India

Recently, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said that India’s new agricultural laws were described as an important step for reforms in the agricultural sector.

Gerry Rice, Director of Communications of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), told reporters last month that we believe farm bills have the potential to represent an important step forward for agricultural reforms in India.

This measure would enable farmers to contract directly with vendors, thereby allowing farmers to retain a greater share of surplus by reducing the role of middlemen.

Voices in protest in America

On the one hand, while the new Biden government of America is seen in support of India, in the meantime, many American legalists have also come out in support of the peasant movement in India.

Haley Stevens of the US Congress said that I am concerned about the alleged action against peaceful protesters opposing the new agrarian reform laws in India.  Apart from this, many other leaders were also seen standing with the farmer movement.