Fearing Cross-Border Risk, Punjab CM Urges PM Modi To Resume Talks With Protesting Farmers


Chandigarh: Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and urged him to carry talks with the protesting farmers amid rising cross-border terror threats forward of the 2022 Punjab Meeting elections.

Captain Amarinder Singh has additionally proposed to steer an all-party meet to carry talks with the protesting farmers, stated an announcement issued by the Punjab Chief Minister’s Workplace (CMO).

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Bharatiya Kisan Union chief Rakesh Tikait had earlier this month stated that 200 individuals will maintain protests close to the Parliament from July 22 in view of the continuing farmers’ protests.

Tikait had earlier stated the farmers are able to resume talks with the Union Authorities on the contentious agrarian legal guidelines however emphasised that the discussions needs to be held with out situations.

He had additionally categorically said that the farmers’ motion is not going to finish and added the protests will proceed until the time full calls for of the farmers usually are not met.

The farmers largely from Punjab, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh have been tenting at Delhi borders since November final yr, demanding that the Farmers’ Produce Commerce and Commerce (Promotion and Facilitation) Act, 2020, Farmers’ (Empowerment and Safety) Settlement on Worth Assurance and Farm Companies Act, 2020 and the Important Commodities (Modification) Act, 2020 be rolled again and a brand new regulation made to ensure minimal help value for crops.

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A number of rounds of talks between the farmers and the federal government have failed to interrupt the impasse.

Tags: Bharatiya Kisan Union, Captain Amarinder Singh, Farmers Protests, Narendra Modi, Punjab assembly elections, Rakesh Tikait

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