‘Govt might be chargeable for…’, says Farmers chief Pandher as protesters to renew march tomorrow – India TV

Sarwan Singh Pandher, Kisan Mazdoor Sangharsh Committee basic secretary on Tuesday mentioned the farmers will resume the ‘Delhi Chalo’ march tomorrow (February 21). He mentioned the government had given them a proposal in order that they backtrack from their authentic calls for. The govt. might be chargeable for no matter occurs now, the farmer chief added.

His remark comes a day after the fourth spherical of speak between farmer leaders and the Union Ministers failed. Pandher mentioned farmers ought to be allowed to march forward, including state of affairs of Haryana is like that of Kashmir.

“The intention of the federal government was very clear that they’d not allow us to enter Delhi at any value. For those who do not wish to discover a answer by way of dialogue with farmers then we ought to be allowed to march in the direction of Delhi. Once we moved in the direction of Delhi, shelling occurred. Bullets have been additionally used on the tyres of the tractors. DGP Haryana has mentioned that they aren’t utilizing tear fuel on farmers. We demand punishment for these utilizing it then. Unsuitable statements are additionally being given…The state of affairs in Haryana is like that of Kashmir,” he added.

The farmer chief asserted protesters will march in the direction of Delhi on February 21. 

Protesting farmers reject govt’s proposal

In the meantime, the farmers on Monday rejected the federal government’s proposal to buy 5 crops at minimal assist value (MSP) over the interval of the subsequent 5 years and mentioned that “it isn’t in favour of farmers”. 

Farmer chief Jagjit Singh Dallewal mentioned, ” After the dialogue of each boards, it has been determined that if you happen to analyse, there’s nothing within the authorities’s proposal. This isn’t within the favour of farmers. We reject it.”

What was govt’s proposal?

Centre proposed to purchase pulses, maize, and cotton crops by authorities businesses at minimal assist costs for 5 years after an settlement with farmers on the fourth spherical of talks. Agriculture and Farmer Welfare Minister Arjun Munda, Minister of Commerce and Trade Piyush Goyal and Minister of State for Dwelling Affairs Nityanand Rai held the talks with farmer leaders on the Mahatma Gandhi State Institute of Public Administration in Chandigarh.

Additionally learn: Protesting farmers reject Centre’s five-year MSP proposal, to proceed Delhi march on Wednesday