Hours after the central government invited the protesting farmers for another round of talks on December 30, the Kisan Congress stated to hold a countrywide protest if farm laws not repealed.
Kisan Congress Vice President, Surendra Solanki said: “Thousands of farmers have gathered on the Delhi border in the cold winter and more than 40 of our farmers have died in last one month, but the Narendra Modi government, which has become a puppet of the corporates, is determined to not withdraw its black laws.”
Prime Minister Narendra Modi comes on national television but does not speak on the demands of the farmers, he said.
“The soul of this government is dead. The BJP has mortgaged the country’s democracy to its few friends for its benefit,” he alleged.
“We demand from the government that these three black laws should be withdrawn at the earliest.”
Farmers have been protesting around the Delhi borders for more than a month now and the agitation is getting bigger now.
Meanwhile, on Saturday the protesting farmers put their four agendas in front of the central government ahead of the talks with the government.
