Prime Minister Narendra Modi should apologize for the suffering and trouble caused by his “dictatorial step” of implementing the three agriculture laws, the CPI(M) stated on Friday.
“The fight for justice for individuals falsely accused by the government and its agents will continue. In a tweet, CPI (M) general secretary Sitaram Yechury said, “The PM must apologize for the suffering and trouble caused by his authoritarian step of farm laws to benefit his crony business associates.”
“Salutes to our farmers for their valiant fight that resulted in the removal of Modi’s three black farm policies. “We must remember the sacrifice of almost 750 farmers who have died in this conflict,” he stated.
“Individuals’ strength is always larger than people in power,” Telangana Minister and TRS working president KT Rama Rao stated on Friday, in response to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s announcement that the three agriculture laws would be repealed.
“People always have more power than those in positions of authority. The Indian farmers, who gained what they wanted after a long campaign under the slogan “Jai Kisan, Jai Jawan,” have once again demonstrated this point “Mr. KTR took to Twitter to express his thoughts.
“The Gandhian movement has once again shown its strength. Congratulations to the farmers of the country for pressuring the Central government to withdraw the three black laws. This is the victory of not only farmers but also of democracy against injustice,” Mr. Baghel tweeted in Hindi.
