New Delhi / Lucknow: Even because the government is preparing to nod in the cabinet on the decision to revoke a new agricultural law at the next meeting on Wednesday, Samyukta Kisan Morcha (SKM) wrote to PM Modi on Sunday, urging him to immediately resume talking about six Demands, including legal guarantees at the minimum support price (MSP).
“You appealed to us to return to our house …
We also want to go back …
After solving a delayed problem.
If you want the same thing, the government must immediately continue the conversation with SKM on six problems.
Until then, Morcha will continue this movement, “SKM said in his email to PM.
The current demand included the elimination of the Minister of Junior House Ajay Mishra, whose son Ashish Mishra was accused of violence Lakhimpur Kheri.
An ante upping that is seen, with pointed references to MSP and the addition of new demands, it seems to show that the road block on the Delhi border may not end with the revocation of three new agricultural laws by the parliament immediately after meeting on November 29.
Register six demands covering three new ones, SKM said, “You must realize that the revocation of the three laws is not the only request for this movement.
From the beginning of the talks with the government (last year), Morcha has collected three additional demands.” However , During a failed meeting with government negotiators, trade unions had made a complete revocation of the three laws of their core requests.
In addition to legal guarantees at MSP, other demands include a withdrawal of electricity amendment bills, used from the provisions of fines to burn commissions for air quality management laws, withdrawal of cases against farmers who are registered during protests in various states, emit and capture Mishra during the incidence of the Lakhimpur Kheri, and Compensation to relatives of around 700 farmers who claim trade unions during protests and allotment of a site on the Singhu border to establish a warning.
The last three demands in the six list are new additions that, SKM said, have emerged during the “historic movement in the past year” and this also needs to be resolved immediately.
These demands will be taken in ‘Kisan Mahapachayat’ in Lucknow on Monday when farmers’ leaders will explain their attitude and throw actions against Misha owned.
The upcoming polls seem to be an additional trigger to hold a meeting at Lucknow.
While welcoming the announcement of PM on Friday about the decision to revoke agricultural law, SKM in his email to him said farmers now expect their government to “fulfill the earliest and full promise”.
Referring to the MSP problem, SKM has not only demanded legal guarantees but also that it was decided on the Formula C2 + 50% (comprehensive costs including calculated capital costs and leases in farmers’ land) instead of the current A2 + FL (all deposited costs incurred by Farmers and the value of family workers) while arriving at 23 plant support prices.
Morcha will meet again on November 27 – two days before the parliamentary winter session and scheduled tractors they marched to the parliament building and received a telephone about continuous actions to maintain development.
Sources indicate the possibility that the Committee to consider problems such as plant diversification and “strengthening” MSP, as announced by Modi on Friday, can be discussed at a cabinet meeting on Wednesday.
Mahapachayat is expected to witness the impressive selection of farmers from not only rising, but from other states, Bhartiya Kisan Union said Vice President Harinam Singh Verma.
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