Ghaziabad: Former Finance Minister of Union and Congress Trinamool Vice President Yashwant Sinha met with farmer leaders, Rakesh Tikait, one of the main figures in agitation of the three new Central Agriculture laws, at the gate of the protest basis on the Mues Day.
Mentioning Tikait’s visit to Bengal during the West Benggal poll earlier this year, Sinha said, “Mamata Banerjee had met Rakesh Tikait and other agricultural leaders when they came to Kolkata.
At that time, the Trinamool Congress had promised full support to agitation, which Will continue.
“He added,” Rakesh Tikait and BKU played a role in the election of the West Bengal Assembly and I knew that in the election of assembly rose as well, they would play their role.
” On June 26, the day of farmer agitation on the Delhi border finished seven months, Tikait said his clothes BKU would urge people not to choose BJP, which he emphasized on Tuesday.
Bku won’t check other parties, he added.
“In the election of the State Assembly, there is no problem for problems except for problems related to farmers,” said Tikait.
Sinha, while supporting the farmer’s holder on the new law, also reminded the government of Modi about his promise that in 2022, it would double the income of farmers.
“I have been in parliament for years and I have a little knowledge of parliamentary procedures, so I can say the way in which three agricultural bills were passed by the mod to last year’s government was not done in a way that could be justified,” Sinha said.
“They promised to earn farmers in 2022.
This is 2021 and this is what they have done to farmers? Their income has come down,” Sinha said.
Supporting farmers with minimum support prices, he added, “We demand a law about MSP so that farmers should not remain at any government mercy.”