Protesting farmers have called a meeting later in the day to take a decision on the Centre's offer to hold talks as they continue their agitation at Delhi border against the new agri laws
Modi said the quality of Indian farm produce was known all over the world and the farmers were entitled to get access to bigger markets to increase their income
Reject offer for talks, siege of Delhi continues
Solution to farmers' agitation is reform of livelihood support
If the farmers are not satisfied, then Burari could become yet another iconic protest site before force is used to evict the protestors
Hitting out at CM Yogi Adityanath, Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav on Sunday alleged that developmental works have stalled
Prime Minister Modi asserted that these agriculture reforms have not only freed peasants from various shackles but have also bestowed on them new rights and opportunities
His remarks come at a time when thousands of farmers, mostly from Punjab, have dug in their heels at Delhi's border points and hundreds have gathered at the city's Burari ground
They asked the Indian government to engage in an open dialogue with the farmers as their livelihoods are going to be impacted
With many roads and entry points being blocked, Union Home Minister Amit Shah had appealed to the farmers to shift to the Burari ground
The largest among the 31 farm organizations in Punjab protesting the central government's Farm Laws set out for Delhi on Saturday in a cavalcade that stretches for 40 km
Farmer said they would hold a meeting on Saturday to decide the next course of action even as they were in favour of going to Burari to hold an agitation over Centre's farm bills
After day-long clashes with police at the capital's border, farmers get a hearing on Dec 3
Groups of agitating farmers from Punjab and Haryana reached near two Delhi borders morning after breaking police barricades on the way as part of their protest march
All government offices and major business establishments remained closed across Left-ruled Kerala, where public transport also went off the road.
The services of Delhi Metro will be affected on Thursday due to the farmers' movement
The metro services will be suspended between Sultanpur and Guru Dronacharya metro stations
The Haryana Assembly saw unruly scenes over the duration of the session and the farm laws enacted by the Centre with the opposition Congress staging a walkout from the House
He also accused the Punjab government of "standing with middlemen and not with farmers"
Leaders of several farmers' unions of Punjab on Thursday conducted a meeting to discuss farm laws here at the Kisan Bhawan