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If only for a day, at least for once it seems that women and men are speaking with one voice on the farmers’ question. Farmers on Pakistan are suggesting legal MSP, Standing Minority Committee on Rural Affairs is also giving legal status to MSP for the first time. But the neutralization of the government of this forest sign. The modern concept of this is then repeating this old melody. People buried the 3 dark laws way back. As if the TV policy did not happen, the tails are still being joined. Sometimes the government emphasizes the power.

The movement is once again at its peak. Farmers under the banner of Sanyukat Kisan Morcha (Non-Political) staged sit-in at Khanuri border of Punjab and Haryana. Demands that were unfulfilled by the public at the time of the confrontation in Delhi, namely legal guarantee of MSP, waiver of farmers’ loans and the end of the farmers’ movement, are promised by the central government. But the government also does not want to give Delhi to the farmers at any cost. At the time of writing this article, farmer leader Sardar Jagjit Singh Lewal’s Tamarge Dakhde is on its 23rd day. But even a representative of the central government is of no use talking to them. Most of the farmers’ organizations of the original Sanyukta Kisan Morcha did not join the Khanuri sit-in, but a tractor march is planned across the country on December 16 in support of it. Taking the same demands, Sanyukt Kisan Morcha also gave a 3-month ultimatum to the government in November. If these two currents of Kisan Tehreek are connected, there can be a bigger Kisan Tehreek than last time.

Protesting farmers have come under severe criticism from the current session, December 17, when the party president’s Standing Committee on Animal Husbandry and Disproportion included several demands of the farmers’ movement in its first report. are The commission is chaired by the Chief Minister’s Member of Parliament and former Chief Minister of Punjab Sardar Charanjit Singh Channi, but the commission includes all parties in Parliament and is supported by the ruling class. By unanimous opinion, this multi-party committee has traditionally said that MSP should be given legal status and has also tried to prepare a blueprint for the ministry in this regard. The committee devised a plan to clean up loan sharks to farmers and wanted the ‘Kisan Samman Nidhi’ to be increased from Rs 6,000 to Rs 12,000. For the first time, the demand for farmers’ participation in the international trade policy for the agricultural zone has also been put forward. There is no restriction for the government as per the will of the goodwill commission, then it also closes that the voice of the peasant movement is leading to Abbaaz Azam.

In the midst of this, the government turned its back. Recently the Ministry of Agriculture, Government of India has released a 10-Policy Framework for Agricultural Marketing document on November 25. A notice to farmers was issued in English only and farmers across the country were asked to respond within 15 days. This proposal is still a victim of the same, which has created laws against 3 farmers. Agricultural markets are the purview of state governments, yet the central government has proposed it without consulting state governments. It states that state governments are bound by this national document to formulate their agricultural marketing policy in future. When they are in the market, their biggest problem is that they don’t buy the proper price of their crops. For this, the farmers are demanding MSP (Minimum Price Arrangement) status. But there is no mention of MSP in this file on agriculture market. Instead of proposing a plan to contract the price of the crop on the method of harvesting.

It is clear that the government has left farmers’ market trust. Preparations for handing over this market to the private sector are still going on. Although the government had to withdraw the private mining law unlike the PMC, now the same proposal should be taken with the support to return the draft policy to the government. Among the agricultural reforms proposed in the document, it intends to allow the creation of a private market, manage direct farm-to-farm purchases for exports and wholesale businesses, and distribute warehousing to market yards. Conspiracy to reimpose the changed laws on the farmers. This system has also been withdrawn. Obviously, the news of the government’s new policy has not yet reached all farmer organizations in the country. But the convenors of ‘Asha-Kisan Swaraj Sangthan’, Kavita Krugan and Rajendra Chaudhary, filed a written petition demanding the government to withdraw the document. Sanyukta Kisan Morcha has also announced to burn its copies. It is said that the Delhi government listens loudly. It seems that the time has come for this government to rejoin the farmers’ organizations to voice their demands.