New Delhi: Revocation of Agricultural Law and Demands for Legal Guarantees for Minimum Support Prices for plants are expected to search for discussions at meeting all parties ahead of the parliamentary winter session even when the government is expected to suggest all problems, including those raised by agitating agricultural unions, can be taken by the committee proposed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Like the norm, the Prime Minister is expected to participate in all party meetings, organized by Minister of Parliament, on Sunday ahead of the winter session which began on November 29.
With Samyukta Kisan Morcha (SKM) wrote to Modi six demands regardless of the revocation of agricultural law, the government is expected to suggest to union that they joined the discussion proposed by the Prime Minister.
The leaders of the floor from all political parties from both houses will participate and underline the problems they consider important.
The meeting will be preceded by more informal interactions organized by Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla.
Split Meetings, the stage can be set for several sharp discussions in parliament as the government moves to revoke agricultural laws.
In the same way, the Chairperson of Rajya Sabha M Venkaiiah Naidu has called a meeting of leaders in the upper house.
With the government and opposition preparing to reduce their points about legal revocation, both parties tend to hold a meeting to discuss floor coordination.
BJP will hold a parliamentary executive meeting, followed by the meeting of the NDA floor leaders.
The cabinet is likely to approve the revocation of three agricultural laws on Wednesday.
On the occasion of Purab Teacher last Friday, Modi discussed the nation and announced the revocation of three agricultural laws, by saying he apologized to the nation that he could not convince the farmers’ part of the benefits of the law even as a agitating agricultural union leader now demanded to call Agitation only when the government provides legal guarantees to MSP.
The all-party meeting is likely to take legal repeal, MSP
