Find out the consensus between the government and the farmers on 2 out of 3 things

Find out the consensus between the government and the farmers on 2 out of 3 things

 A six-round meeting between farmers and the central government, who have been opposing the agriculture law for more than a month, is over. The next meeting between the two parties will be on January 7. In this meeting, the government has proposed to the farmers' leaders to form a committee to consider the demands of the farmers regarding the three agricultural laws.

The government also said Kekanu would not be withdrawn. Let the government tell the farmers that the government is ready to consider whatever rules they have. Farmer leaders said the government should repeal all three laws. We. Not research, we will go back by repealing the law. Sources said that the government has received the news

Farmers have been assured that the Delhi-NCR will be kept in ordinance to keep the environment clean. Farmers were fined up to Rs 1 crore for burning straw. Even with the Sivav Electricity Act, the government has assured the farmers that it will not be implemented

After the meeting, Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar said, "We have accepted two of the four demands and the rest will be considered with an open mind." The meeting took place in a good atmosphere. Consensus has been reached on the Electricity Act. The Agriculture Minister reiterated that the MSP is on and on.

Next meeting on January 8: The government told the farmers that they would be ready to consider whatever rules they have a disaster on. The law will be withdrawn. Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar said the Electricity Act, which has not been enacted recently, would hurt farmers if it came into force. The subsidy for electricity for irrigation should be in line with the norms provided by the state government. It has become a consensus between the government and the farmers.