Thiruvananthapuram: Head of Pinarayi Vijayan, opposition leader VD Satheesan and other leaders praised the farmers because they maintained the tempo protest until the center decided to attract controversial agricultural laws.
“Farmers’ protest throughout the year finally won.
Indian farmers have crashed into one of the brightest chapters in the history of the class struggle.
Sincerely to martyrs, farmers and organizations who fight with unparalleled determination and eternal spirit,” Pinarayi Vijayan tweeted.
In a further statement, the minister’s head said that when farmers realized that their existence was in danger that they rose in protest.
In protests that lasted for almost a year, 700 farmers became martyrs.
Their martyrdom was not in vain, the head minister said.
The protest of farmers is a tight slap in front of the Parivar Sangh agenda dividing people to uphold the interests of the company, he said.
The center must kneel before one of the biggest protests witnessed by the 21st century, said Satheani.
More than the delay in realization on the doorstep of the general election to the two main states, cannot be believed that Prime Minister or Parivar Sangh forces have sincerity of the country farmers.
Farmers have won over undemocratic governments who will do anything with their brutal majority.
This is a victory of democracy, he said.
Former Chief Minister of Oommmen Chandy said that the center attracted the law for fear of not being able to resist the female wrath.
This achievement is written with blood and sweat lakh farmers.
Maintaining the Gandhian protest method even after falling prey before the bullet is something unmatched, he said.
Congratulations on farmers, he said that the center and state must reduce fuel prices as well before such protests by the people.
The farmers gave a reply to the central step to impose the company’s agenda, while also trying to divide farmers, said CPI leader and all national secretaries of Sabha (AIK) Satyan Mokeri.
He said that after an attempt failed to divide the farmers, who stood united, that the prime minister finally apologized to farmers and announced interesting law, he said.
He said that the prime minister had not said anything about the minimum support price and clarity needed in these matters.
KPCC President K Sudhakan said that the central decision to surrender before farmers was an indicator of hope for the country’s democracy.
He said that the fall of Narendra Modi had been started from the land of farmers’ protests and it would soon spread throughout the country.
Farmers’ protests reminiscent of the historical battles entered by the state community against the British government, he said.