The tractor rally called by the farmers', which was supposed to be held on November 29, has been postponed. Watch Kurukshetra to know what can be the next possible move of farmers.
Punjab chief minister Capt Amarinder Singh on Monday hit out at agitating farmer unions.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on March 20 again targeted central government over farm laws and accused them of not letting him speak in the Parliament.
Kerala: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi takes out a tractor rally from Thrikkaipatta to Muttil in Wayanad district.
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Thousands of farmers have been sitting in protest near Shahjahanpur on the Jaipur-Delhi national highway, demanding repeal of the Farm Laws. However, locals in Rajasthan and Haryana who live in villages surrounding Shahjahanpur are now losing their patience. Moreover, the violence unleashed in Delhi on January 26 and the insult to the Tricolour has angered them. They have warned that if farmers don’t leave till sunday, they will be forcibly removed : Atul Bhatia to move Shahjanpur border
The Supreme Court-appointed committee to resolve the impasse over farm laws will hold its first meeting today. The meeting comes even as farmers' groups this evening said they will not accept the committee, which according to them comprises members who had favoured the Centre's laws.
Farmers protesting against the new Central agriculture laws deferred their proposed tractor march from January 6 to January 7 due to a bad weather forecast, even as they asserted they will intensify their stir in the coming days.
Agitation causes problems for the common people too. People of Delhi are facing troubles. So, they (farmers) should end their agitation in the interest of the common people and try to solve issues with the help of talks: Agriculture Minister
After the Centre on Thursday reassured farmers over the new farm laws explaining to them that APMCs, MSP won't be affected and appealed to protesting farmers that government is ready for talks with an open mind.
The government has sent a fresh proposal to the protesting farmers over the newly enacted three agriculture laws that are at the heart of protests.
A crucial Cabinet meeting is underway in Delhi to draft the proposals to be forwarded to the farmers who are protesting against the three farm laws.
As farmers from Punjab continue to protest against the newly passed farm bills, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday made an appeal to the protesting farmers saying that the government is ready to hold talks on the matter. In his appeal, Amit Shah said, "I appeal to the protesting farmers that government of India is ready to hold talks. Agriculture Minister has invited them on December 3 for discussion. Government is ready to deliberate on every problem and demand of the farmers."
The government has began back channel discussions with protesting farmers over the three farm laws. Defence minister Rajnath Singh is holding talks with the farmers.
Union Agriculture minister Narendra Singh Tomar has said that the government is ready to hold talks with farmers bodies and reiterated that the Modi government is committed to the welfare of farmers.
On October 02, 'Rail Roko' agitation entered 9th day in Amritsar. The protest is led by Kisan Mazdoor Sangharsh Committee at Devi Dass Pura village.
While addressing at an event in the national capital on September 30, the Union Jal Shakti Minister, Gajendra Singh Shekhawat spoke in support of farm bills.
Apple growers in Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama district welcomed the Centre for bringing new agriculture laws.
'Rail Roko' agitation entered 7th day on September 30 in Punjab's Amritsar.
Farmers of Madhya Pradesh's Chhatarpur praised the farm laws. They showed confidence in the government and said that the farm laws are in complete favor of the farmers as it will get them the correct rates of their yield.
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