Summary
[Indian media: The Indian government will withdraw the agricultural reform bill on the 24th]On the 21st local time, according to the latest news from the Hindustan Times, the Indian government’s cabinet will withdraw the agricultural reform bill on Wednesday (24th). Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced on the 19th that it would cancel the three previously announced reform bills on the circulation of agricultural products. (CCTV News Client)
On the 21st local time, according to the latest news from the Hindustan Times, the Cabinet of the Indian Government will withdraw the Agricultural Reform Act on Wednesday (24th).
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced on the 19th that he would cancel the previously announcedAgricultural productsThree reform bills in circulation.
The relevant departments of the Indian government passed these three agricultural reform bills in 2019, but they immediately provoked large-scale protests among Indian farmers. Beginning in 2019, farmers’ protests continued for more than a year, even during the epidemic.
The Indian government’s advancement of the Agricultural Reform Act was originally intended to introduce more market factors into the countryside and allow farmers toAgricultural productsSold to operating companies outside the government. However, farmers are worried that the market will impact their interests and disagree with the government’s three major reform bills. The Indian government has conducted dialogues with farmer representatives on many occasions, but none of them achieved results. The farmers insisted that the government cancel these three reform bills.
Indian Prime Minister Modi said on the 20th that these three reform bills were created to promote the interests of farmers, but they could not convince farmers of this.
(Source: CCTV News Client)
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