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Centre decides to repeal three farm laws

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By Tanushree Chakraborty on November 19, 2021 Columns, Current News, Point of View, Stories, Top Stories
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced on Friday that the Centre will repeal all three farm laws, and those protesting farmers should return to their homes, in a historic decision. This comes nearly a year after farmers in Delhi and across the country sat in protest of three controversial farm laws. The laws will be repealed by the end of the month in Parliament’s Winter Session, according to Modi.

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The announcement comes on Gurpurab, the birth anniversary of Guru Nanak, the founder of Sikhism.

Small-scale farmers make up the majority of farmers. And in order to assist them, we took a multi-pronged approach that included seed technology and crop insurance schemes. We passed three farm bills to help small farmers, and many farmers across the country have praised them. I owe them gratitude

#WATCH | We have decided to repeal all 3 farm laws, will begin the procedure at the Parliament session that begins this month. I urge farmers to return home to their families and let's start afresh: PM Narendra Modi pic.twitter.com/0irwGpna2N

— ANI (@ANI) November 19, 2021

Modi emphasised that three farm laws were enacted to empower and strengthen small farmers, noting that farmers, economists, and agricultural experts had all requested it.
The prime minister claimed that the BJP-led Centre had failed to persuade farmers, adding that some of them remained opposed despite the government’s efforts to educate and inform them.

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Farmers’ leader Rakesh Tikat, who has emerged as the face of the protest, said on Twitter that the farmers would not end their agitation and protest immediately and would continue until the laws were repealed in Parliament.
Meanwhile, the Ugrahan faction of the Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU) applauded the prime minister’s announcement to repeal three contentious farm laws.
Farmers’ unions will meet to determine the next plan of action.
The BKU (Ugrahan) is the largest of the protesting farmers’ unions, and it is currently protesting near the Tikri border.

आंदोलन तत्काल वापस नहीं होगा, हम उस दिन का इंतजार करेंगे जब कृषि कानूनों को संसद में रद्द किया जाएगा ।

सरकार MSP के साथ-साथ किसानों के दूसरे मुद्दों पर भी बातचीत करें : @RakeshTikaitBKU#FarmersProtest

— Rakesh Tikait (@RakeshTikaitBKU) November 19, 2021

The decision by the Centre to repeal the three farm laws, according to Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav, is a victory for farmers and democracy. “In the upcoming elections, people will not forgive them (the Centre).” This totally fake apology isn’t going to work… People who have apologised for their actions should also resign from politics permanently.

Because the government is afraid of elections, laws have been withdrawn for votes. What if such laws are revived just after the polls? They don’t care about farmers; they’ve insulted them on every level. Will the BJP issue an apology?

PM @narendramodi’s announcement relating to the farm laws is a welcome and statesmanlike move.

As the Prime Minister pointed out in his address, the Government of India will keep serving our farmers and always support them in their endeavours.

— Amit Shah (@AmitShah) November 19, 2021

Priyanka Gandhi, Congress leader, targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi for “ignoring” months of protests against the contentious farm laws before repealing them after “seeing defeat” in the elections. The Congress general secretary claimed in a series of tweets that Prime Minister Narendra Modi was unconcerned about the “martyrdom of over 600 farmers” or the Lakhimpur Kheri incident, in which protesting farmers were run over by a Union minister’s son’s car.

600 से अधिक किसानों की शहादत
350 से अधिक दिन का संघर्ष, @narendramodi जी आपके मंत्री के बेटे ने किसानों को कुचल कर मार डाला, आपको कोई परवाह नहीं थी।

आपकी पार्टी के नेताओं ने किसानों का अपमान करते हुए उन्हें आतंकवादी, देशद्रोही, गुंडे, उपद्रवी कहा, आपने खुद आंदोलनजीवी बोला..1/3

— Priyanka Gandhi Vadra (@priyankagandhi) November 19, 2021
Source: Hindustan Times

The Congress has announced ‘Kisan Vijay Diwas’ across the country “in recognition of the farmers’ consistent and spirited fight against flawed decisions,” and has asked state units to hold Kisan Vijay Rallies/Kisan Vijay Sabhas.

Today, I apologise if some farmers did not understand what we wanted to do through the #farmlaws. We have decided to repeal the three farm laws.

Today, on #Gurupurab, I request all farmers to return to their homes and farms pic.twitter.com/mslHqdiy47

— Live Adalat (@AdalatLive) November 19, 2021

Since last year, various farmers unions have been protesting at the national capital’s borders, demanding the repeal of three farm laws.

Farmers’ Produce Trade and Commerce (Promotion and Facilitation) Act, 2020; Essential Commodities (Amendment) Act, 2020; and Farmers (Empowerment and Protection) Agreement on Price Assurance and Farm Services Act, 2020 — have divided the country, resulting in farmer-led protests across the country for the past year.

Farmers’ main concern was that the laws would eventually eliminate the Centre’s guaranteed Minimum Support Price (MSP) on certain crops, leaving them at the mercy of large corporations.

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