New Delhi: The Congress on Sunday reaffirmed its allegations that the center hatched “conspiracy” to return three agricultural laws through “back door” after the assembly round of polls and urged people to teach lessons to the government beat him in elections.
Congress reiterated the allegations emerged from the clarification of Narendra Singh Tomar’s agriculture that the government had no plans to bring back agriculture laws recently revoked, and urged farmers to be aware of “confusion” created by Congress in this issue.
The minister said that his statement about this issue was made during his speech at the Agri event in Nagpur in Maharashtra, however, had been misinterpreted and said the intention was not shown.
“I have said (at the event) we have taken a step back on agricultural laws but the government will always move forward to work towards the welfare of farmers.
Therefore, there should be no misunderstanding of this problem and the government has no intention to Returns agricultural law again, “said Tomar.
Asked about Comments Tomar, Chief of Congress Spokesman Randeep Surjewala at the press conference said Tomar had given his previous statement at the command of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
“Three black laws for farmers and farmers in this country, which have made the government subdue with their agitation of more than 380 days and sacrifice 700 farmers,” he said.
“The government subdued only because their defeat was clearly seen in Uttarakhand, Punjab and Uttar Pradesh.
After the election in five states, they will bring back this law from the back door,” he said.
“That’s why we said yesterday that in the defeat of BJP, there was a victory for workers and farmers.
Defeating BJP in five states they did not dare to bring black law like that again,” said Surjewala.
Congress has attacked Tomar for his remarks at an event on Friday, when talking about Agri’s law, he said the government took “backwards” and “will move forward again”.
Agriculture law revoked the law revoked three agricultural laws skipped by the parliament in September last year with the aim of bringing reforms in the agricultural sector, especially marketing agricultural products.
These three agricultural laws are the trade and trade and trade (promotion and facilitation) of farmers, 2020, farmers (empowerment and protection) of the price and agricultural service laws and laws, 2020 and act commodities (amendments), 2020.