WORLD NEWS
India News - According to information received by World News, it has been 44 days for the peasant movement. The 9th round meeting with the farmers' government is going on at Vigyan Bhawan. Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar, Railway Minister Piyush Goyal and Minister of State for Commerce Som Prakash are present in the talks on behalf of the government.
The farmers reiterated their demand for the repeal of the agricultural law, but the Minister of Agriculture refused. Tomar and Goyal had met Home Minister Amit Shah's house before meeting the farmer leaders.
Decision to implement the law can be left on the states
The decision to implement agricultural laws can now be left to the state governments by the Center. According to information received by World News, Mukhi Baba Lakkha Singh of Dera Nanaksar met Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar on Thursday as a mediator (mediator).
According to sources, the Union Minister told Baba Lakkha Singh that the government is now preparing a proposal, in which the state governments will be allowed to implement or not to implement the agricultural law.
According to information received by World News, it is discussed that in today's meeting, the central government can disclose this proposal to the farmers. If the farmers agree on this then the movement will be likely to end.
Minister of State for Agriculture Kailash Chaudhary has said
When every clause of the laws is discussed then a solution will be found. The government is ready for a change in the laws. We hope to get results. According to information received by World News, the farmers said that there is no scope to talk clause wise. In today's meeting, the government should talk about withdrawing the law.
Dera Nanaksar Mukhi discusses two and a half hours with Agriculture Minister
Dera Nanaksar is also involved in the peasant movement. Baba Lakkha Singh told about meeting with Agriculture Minister-
Several important issues were discussed in about two and a half hours
I told the Agriculture Minister that if you do not end on any issue, can you keep those states out of the laws which are quite opposed. Tomar agreed to this matter. He said that he is ready to talk to farmers on this issue. Those who want to implement the state law, do what they do not want to do.
Punjab meets BJP leader Amit Shah
Former ministers Surjit Singh Jeyani and Harjit Singh Grewal met Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday to raise concerns over deteriorating law and order over the siege and attack of BJP leaders in Punjab. First state BJP president Ashwini Sharma was attacked, then people threw a trolley full of cow dung at the house of former minister Tikshan Sood.
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