New Delhi: Several opposition party leaders, including the leader of Congress Rahul Gandhi, on Friday went to Jantar Mantar here to express solidarity with farmers who protested agricultural law and participate in ‘Sansad’ Draw ‘.
Opposition leaders caused slogans with placards ‘save farmers, saving India’ when they reached Mantar to expand their support to farmers.
Malikarjun Kharge Congress leader, Ambika Soni, Gaurav Gogoi; Shiv Sanjay Raut, RJD, Manoj Jha, T Siva and the others participated in protests at Jantar Mantar today.
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi along with other opposition party leaders visited Kisan Sansad in Jantar Mantar, in New Delhi on Friday.
(Photo of PTI) while attending the protest at Jantar Mantar, Rahul Gandhi also raised the problem of Pegasus Snooping Row.
“Today all opposition parties have gathered here (Jantar Mantar) to extend their support for ‘Kalaoon’ (agricultural law).
We want discussion on Pegasus, but they (center) do not let them happen.
Narendra Modi has intercepted every Indian .
Phone, “he said.
The decision to join the event was taken at a meeting of 14 opposition leaders at the morning parliamentary house on Saturday.
The leaders of several parties including Congress, DMK, TMC, NCP, Shiv Sena, RJD, SP, CPIM, AAP, CPI, IUML, RSP, NC and LJD attended the opposition meeting.
Farmers from many countries have protested different borders in Delhi since November 26 last year against three new agricultural laws enacted: trade and trade (promotion and facilitation of farmers), 2020; Farmer Agreement (Empowerment and Protection) concerning Guarantee of Price and Agricultural Services Act 2020 and Essential Commodities (Amendment) ACT, 2020.
They accused the three laws intended to serve the company and threw small and medium farmers from business.
But the government denies this accusation and has the view that the law will help farmers.
Many rounds of conversation between farmers have not convinced so far.
While the farmers were firm at their request for legal revocation, the government said that it was open to knowing other choices but would not approve requests to revoke three laws.