After Prime Minister Narendra Modi's announcement repealing three farm laws, farmers burst into celebration and distributed 'Jalebis' at the protest site on Gazipur (UP-Delhi) border on Friday."I thank Prime Minister Modi for taking this decision. People were saying that it will be the government's defeat if they take back the farm laws, I always used to say that the government is a very big institution and repealing the farm laws is not their defeat. Since it is the government of farmers how can this be their defeat," said one of the protesters present at the Gazipur site."I welcome the decision of the Central government. I just wish that they would have done this a bit early," said another."This victory is dedicated to those farmers who lost their lives during this protest. I thank everyone who supported us and helped spread our word," said a protestor.Farmers have been protesting against the government's three farm laws since they were passed by the Centre in 2020.The three farm ...
Addressing the nation on Guru Nanak Jayanti, Modi appealed to farmers who had set up camp at entry points into the national capital since November 28 last year to return home
Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra said that the govt had agreed to repeal the three farm laws only because it had understood that they would face reverses in the upcoming elections.
Moitra welcomed the Centre's decision to repeal three controversial farm laws, but said BJP cannot be trusted till it actually withdraws these legislations in the upcoming session of Parliament
Sidhu further said the "sacrifice of farmers has paid dividends".
Amarinder appealed to the protesting farmers to end their protest outside borders of the national capital and return to their native places
He also said that it is a victory of the patience of farmers who kept agitating for the last one year
The BJP believes that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's announcement to repeal three farm laws will help the party in the forthcoming Assembly polls.
The three laws, introduced in September 2020, allowed farmers to directly sell their produce
Supreme Court-appointed farm panel member Anil Ghanwat said Centre's decision to repeal the three farm laws were 'regressive'
After PM Modi announced the withdrawal of farm laws, Rakesh Tikait said the ongoing anti-farm laws protest will end only after legislations are repealed in Parliament.
Punjab CM Charanjit Singh Channi said all cases lodged against farmers in connection with stubble burning and protests against farm laws will be quashed
The Uttar Pradesh government agreed to the Supreme Court suggestion that a former judge of its choice may be appointed to supervise the state SIT's probe into the Lakhimpur Kheri violence
The Punjab government has decided to give Rs 2 lakh as compensation to 83 people who were arrested after a tractor march turned violent on Republic Day this year.
Supreme Court granted time till Monday to UP government for apprising its stand on the suggestion that a former judge of a different HC should monitor the SIT probe in the Lakhimpur Kheri violence
Bhartiya Kisan Union leader Rakesh Tikait on Thursday said the farmers' protests will continue till the contentious farm laws are not repealed by the Centre.
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To observe one year of the movement against the Centre's three agri laws, 500 farmers will participate in a peaceful tractor march to Parliament every day during Winter Session starting November 29
Farmer leaders and the Centre have held several rounds of talks but the impasse remains
A large number of farmers, mostly from Punjab, Haryana and UP, have been camping at the Delhi borders since November 26 last year, demanding the repeal of the three new farm laws