In a big victory for farmers, Prime Minister Narendra Modi revealed on Friday that the government has decided to repeal three agriculture regulations that have been the subject of farmer protests for the past year.
Captain Amarinder Singh thanked the PM in a tweet shared by him for acceding to the demands of every punjabi.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered his national address today at 9 a.m., as stated by the PM. He will inaugurate critical irrigation schemes in Uttar Pradesh on the final day of the ‘Rashtra Raksha Samparpan Parv,’ before travelling for Jhansi to hand over locally built military hardware to the Indian armed forces.
“Today is Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s Parkash Purab. “Today, the Prime Minister will inaugurate critical irrigation schemes in Mahoba, Uttar Pradesh,” his office said in a tweet. “After that, he’ll travel to Jhansi to participate in the ‘Rashtra Raksha Samparpan Parv.'” He will address the nation at 9 a.m. before all of these programmes,” it stated.
Modi will unveil the Arjun Sahayak Irrigation Project, the Ratauli Weir Project, the Bhaoni Dam Project, and the Majhgaon-Chilli Sprinkler Project in Mahoba later in the day. The development effort aims to make irrigation easier for 65,000 hectares of land in Mahoba and nearby districts including Hamirpur, Banda, and Lalitpur. After that, the Prime Minister will drive to Jhansi to lay the foundation stone for a Rs 3,000 crore 600-MW ultra mega solar power complex in Garautha. In addition, he will dedicate the Atal Ektaa Park in the city.
Chief Minister of West Bengal Mamata Banarjee also took to Twitter to congratulate the farmers on their victory
