Terming the PM’s announcement on repeal of three farm laws a historic victory, the Himachal Kisan Sabha said the protest would end only after the laws were repealed through the parliamentary process.
Shimla, November 19
Terming the PM’s announcement on repeal of three farm laws a historic victory, the Himachal Kisan Sabha said the protest would end only after the laws were repealed through the parliamentary process. Addressing the media here today, CPM leader and ex-secretary of sabha Rakesh Singha said the government left no stone unturned to defame the protesters.
Kuldeep Tanwar, president, Himachal Kisan Sabha, said there were many state-specific issues for which farmers need to struggle. “Farmers are not getting MSP here, there are no mandis to buy grains, no MSP for vegetables, no MIS for apple on the lines of J&K,” he said. — TNS
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