Chandigarh: Underwalking the implication of a prolonged farmer agitation, the Chairperson of the Punjab Minister Amarinder Singh on Tuesday, pressured by the Minister of Home Affairs Amit Shah to immediately revoke the agricultural law, which, said, has caused great hatred among farmers from Punjab and the State other countries.
Expressing concerns over the IMIAL power of all borders trying to exploit √, cm ask for “eternal and fast” solution “for farmers’ concerns.
Amarinder said protests had occurred in Punjab since the center issued procedures in June 2020.” While this protest is mostly not Peace, a person can feel the increase in emotions, especially because the country moves towards the election in early 2022, “he said.
Prolonged agitation not only affects economic activities in Punjab, but has the potential to influence its social fabrics, especially when political parties and groups take a position Strong, he added.
Citing Reports, CM said more than 400 farmers and agricultural workers had put their lives since agitation shifted to the Delhi border.
He remembered him even before asking the appointment of Shah to meet with the delegation of all parties from Punjab.
Amarinder also marked the urgent need to compensate Farmers for managing rice straw at Rs 100 per quintal and to overcome fear of lack of kitchen.
He urged Shah to give advice to the fertilizer department official to increase the allocation of DAP to Punjab in order to demand revised by the state and to direct adequate suppliers.
According to the increase in the cost of phosphate fertilizer recently announced by the center to subsidies only until October 31, 2021, cm said the fastening of DAP prices in the international market and uncertainty about the level of subsidies contributed massively to the fear of the possibility of the lack of DAP in the next rabbi season.
As a result of the difficulties faced by markfed to regulate the inventory of DAP through tenders, the state government has requested the fertilizer department to make additional allocations of at least 3.5 lakh MTs of DAP with priority until October, and 1.5 lakh other MTs DAP until November 15 2021, to ensure the availability of DEAM is on time to sow wheat in the state, he told Shah.