Bhubaneswar: The Congress party welcomed the verdict issued by the Hon'ble Supreme Court yesterday on the implementation of the three agricultural laws, and the four-member committee set up by the Hon'ble Supreme Court is a religion. Farmers in the country are not happy with the way the committee has been set up to find a solution through negotiations, or it is not credible to the farmers. The issue's end has the recaptured Doomsday in the control of the KGB and the government.
"If the conspiracy is pursued, it will not be a key to reality," PCC president Amiya Kumar Patnaik and PCC spokesperson Manoj Mohapatra told a press conference at the PCC office here today. No matter how much the government cleanses the agricultural law, it is not in the interest of the farmers. The government has not met with farmers' organizations eight or eight times to hear the results. As a result, the Supreme Court yesterday imposed a two-month ban on its implementation in order to determine the right path for the country's food donors.
Meanwhile, the peasant movement has reached 50 days. More than 7 farmers have died. The government has little sympathy or sympathy for this. Mr Patnaik said the government should immediately stop the "gross negligence and deception" of the 72 crore farming families. This is a testament to the government's ability to suppress the farmers' movement in the run-up to the January 26 Independence Day celebrations. It is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post.
From this it is clear that the Biku Janata Dal cares about the farmers. The Biju Janata Dal (BJP) helped Narendra Modi pass the bill in the Lok Sabha. Is it reasonable to call the public to refer it to the Standing Committee after the bill has been passed in both houses, please put it in front of the people of the state? The PCC Kisan Congress has demanded that the central government immediately unconditionally repeal the three arts and agriculture laws.
Demonstrations and protests are being held in front of the offices of all the district magistrates of the state by the PCC Zishan Congress demanding the repeal of the Arts and Agriculture Act. Until the repeal of the Agriculture Act, the Kisan Congress has warned that the farmers' movement will be weakened at every block and panchayat level in the state, state state Kisan Congress president Shri Patnaik Saralar has warned.
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