BJP sounds death knell for Indian farmers: K’taka Congress


Team Udayavani, Sep 21, 2020, 3:15 PM IST

Bengaluru: The Karnataka Congress on Monday, September 21 said that Prime Minister BS Yediyurappa led the BJP government sounds the death knell for Indian farmers.

“BJP sounds the death knell for Indian Farmers, Why are the two bills anti-farmer?,” tweeted Karnataka Congress’s official Twitter handle.

“There is no mention of the word ‘MSP’ in the two anti-farmer bills, Defeat the purpose of the Green Revolution. Prioritize BJP’s capitalist friends over farmers,” the tweet further added.

“BJP attempts to enslave farmers grain vegetable markets abolished, farmers to neither get MSP nor assured of market prices for their crops, BJP favours a handful of capitalists,” said another tweet.

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