Cong misleading farmers: Chhina

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Updated At : 12:41 PM Jul 12, 2020 IST

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Amritsar, July 11

BJP leader Rajinder Mohan Singh Chhina on Friday lashed out at the state government for allegedly misleading the farmers on recent ordinances on agriculture passed by the Centre. He said the new changes would bring revolution in the farming sector.

Chhina said the Congress was leading the farmers astray in the garb of ordinances announced in the interest of farming. “We need to amend the age old laws which prohibit the farmers to market their produce in the open to the highest bidder,” he said, adding, “the MSP will remain intact but the Congress is resorting to falsehood that the MSP is being done away with.” failed to implement the Swaminathan Report.” — TNS

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