Varanasi: The State Union Minister for Justice and Social Empowerment, Ramdas Athaware, said that “After the historical decision of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to revoke three agricultural laws, a nervous group of farmers must express their gratitude to PM and end their complaints”.
“Even though agitating farmer groups have no support from all parts of the farmers throughout the country, they deliberately continued their agitation with new demands instead of returning to their homes,” Athaware said when talking to reporters here on Monday.
He said that the farmers who protested could hold a dialogue with the government regarding their other demands, including guarantees that were sought by minimum support prices (MSP).
In the Republic of Indonesia (RPI) the prospect in the 2022 election, Athaware said, “The Alliance with the RPI was useful for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
My party is preparing a list of 25-30 assembly areas where we are strong.” “I have met the head BJP JP Naddda, News Minister Union Amit Shah and Head of Yogi Adityanath Minister and hope that the RPI will be given a minimum of 10 seats to compete above, “he added.
Claiming that there was anger among the supporters of the party Bahujan Samajj (BSP) against Supremo Mayawati Party, Athaware said, “the opposition misleads people by claiming that BJP will change the constitution to eliminate the quota for Dalits.” He said that Dalit rights were safe in BJP rules.
“Before making false claims, BSP’s head must explain that if BJP has a plan to change the constitution, then why does he enjoy his support to be cm in the past,” he added.
Agitating farmers must end protests, said Athaware
