Two years ago, in a significant reversal for his government, tens of thousands of farmers set up camp outside of New Delhi to persuade Modi to drop new agricultural restrictions.

Farmer Jagjit Singh Dallewal rummy gold led the march and stated that while they disagreed with the strict security measures implemented by the federal government, they did not wish for bloodshed.

The demonstration organizers claim that farmers are pushing for new laws that will establish minimum prices for twenty-three different crops. The farmers think that by doing this, their revenue will be more steady rummy modern.

In the 1960s, the government implemented a minimum purchase price rummy nabob policy for a few staple commodities in order to maintain food supplies and prevent shortages. This system protects agricultural product producers from abrupt drops in farm prices. The government often only offers the minimal price for wheat and rice, but the method can be used for up to 23 commodities.

“Elections 2024: The Big Picture,” a new part on the debate show “The Interview with Kumkum Chadha” on HT, will include national political figures discussing the next general elections.

The “Kisan Mazdoor Mahapanchayat” will adopt a resolution to “intensify the fight” against the Center’s policies, according to the Samyukta Kisan Morcha, an umbrella organization of farmer organizations that led a protest at Delhi’s borders in 2020–21 against three agriculture laws that have since been repealed.