Members of the Supreme Court: Speaking to the nation on Guru Nanak Jayanti (Gurpurab) this morning. Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated the three laws were for the benefit of farmers, but “despite our best efforts, we couldn’t convince a segment of farmers.”
Mumbai:
Anil Ghanwat, a Supreme Court-appointed farm panel member, today described the. Central government’s move to abolish three farm regulations that have been the subject of farmer protests for the past year as backward.
“This is Prime Minister. Narendra Modi’s most retrograde step, as he chose politics over the welfare of farmers,” Mr Ghanwat told the Press Trust of India news agency.
Members of the Supreme Court: “Our team presented. Various amendments and remedies to the three agriculture laws, but instead of using them to break the impasse. Prime Minister Modi and the BJP chose to backtrack. They just care about one thing: winning elections “Mr. Ghanwat explained.
Prime Minister. Narendra Modi told the nation this morning on the occasion of. Guru Nanak Jayanti (Gurpurab), that the three laws were for the benefit of farmers, but that “despite our best efforts,” “we couldn’t convince a segment of farmers.”
Anil Ghanwat said the decision to repeal the farm laws has “now closed the doors of all types of reforms in agriculture and its marketing sector.”
“The farmers’ interests have been sacrificed for the political interests of the party (BJP),” he stated.
While he was Union Agriculture Minister, NCP chief. Sharad Pawar too had pushed for similar reforms, but for political reasons, he too opposed these laws later, Mr Ghanwat said. “As a farmers’ organization, we will continue to raise awareness about this,” he said.
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