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No one can undermine farmers’ role in India’s progress: VP

Vice-President Jagdeep Dhankhar in Chittorgarh on Sunday. ANI

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Vice-President Jagdeep Dhankhar on Sunday said that no one could undermine the role of farmers in India’s journey towards development.

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Addressing the Akhil Mewar Region Jat Mahasabha in Chittorgarh, the Vice-President said the farmers possess political strength and economic capability, adding they should not depend on anyone’s help.

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“When the economic situation of farmers improves, the country’s situation improves. After all, farmers are the providers and they should not look to anyone or depend on anyone for help because farmers with their strong hands possess political strength and economic capability,” Dhankhar said.

“No matter what happens, no matter how many obstacles arise, no one can undermine the role of farmers in India’s journey towards development. Today’s governance system bows to the farmers,” he added.

Encouraging the farmers to take advantage of Agricultural Science Centres, Dhankhar said, “There are over 730 Agricultural Science Centres to help farmers. Don’t leave those alone, go there and ask. What services will you offer us?’ Learn about new technologies and government policies.” He emphasised the farmers’ participation in trade and value addition of agricultural products.

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