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Will not leave protest site before discussion on MSP: Rakesh Tikait

Rakesh Tikait on MSP; The leader of the Bharatiya Kisan Union, Rakesh Tikait, said "It is a tribute to the 750 farmers who were

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Will not leave protest site before discussion on MSP: Rakesh Tikait

Ground Report | New Delhi: Rakesh Tikait on MSP; The leader of the Bharatiya Kisan Union, Rakesh Tikait, said "It is a tribute to the 750 farmers who were martyred during the protest. The protests will continue regarding the MSP and other issues." The opposition wanted a debate on this bill before discussion, but the Modi government in the center presented it at the Lok Sabha.

Tikait said that although the government has repealed the agricultural laws, the problems of the farmers will not end with this, as the government is trying to introduce various laws against the farmers. He added that the farmers' protest will continue over the Minimum Livelihood Price (MSP) law and that the farmers will not return until all the demands are accepted by the government.

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Parliamentary Affairs Minister Prahlad Joshi says that 'There was discussion during the approval of the Agriculture Bill, today all the opposition demanded to withdraw the law, but when we went to withdraw the law, the opposition created an uproar, I will ask the opposition I want to ask what its purpose is. '

"The intention of the government is clear, we want to pass a bill by Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha to withdraw the Agriculture Law of 2021. I call on the opposition to cooperate with us on Rajya Sabha." (Rakesh Tikait on MSP)

Earlier, Congressional Leader Jairam Ramesh tweeted and said that the Modi government wants to withdraw the agriculture bill without debate in Parliament. Ramesh had said that 16 months ago the agriculture bills were passed in a very undemocratic way and efforts are being made to get them back in the same way.

The Secretary-General of Congress, Randeep Surjewala, has questioned how to withdraw the bill for the withdrawal of agricultural laws in Parliament.

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Surjewala tweeted and said: "There was a discussion that did not approve the three black laws against agriculture, nor did it end the discussion. Because if there was a discussion, then the account would have to be given, the answer would have to be given. Conspiracy to sell agriculture at the door of a handful of Dhannaseths, of the martyrdom of more than 700 farmers, for not giving the MSP of the harvest.

The leader of the opposition in Rajya Sabha Mallikarjun Kharge has said that the government is lying and that the possibility of withdrawing the bill was never discussed.

He said that he welcomes the withdrawal of farm laws and demanded that several issues be discussed, including Lakhimpur Kheri and the electricity bill, as farmers still remain at the protest sites.

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