BATHINDA: On a decision of the All India Kisan Sangharsh Coordination Committee (AIKSCC), peasants around the nation, including Punjab, will collect at the district headquarters on May 10 on the instance of the 160th anniversary of the First War of Independence in 1857 to offer enchantment letters for debt waiver to the district government. The enchantment letters signed by means of hundreds of peasants will probably be addressed to Rajya Sabha chairman and Lok Sabha Speaker, urging them to call a unique consultation of Parliament to pass non-public member expenses on ‘Farmers Freedom from Indebtedness Bill-2018’ and ‘Farmers Right to Guaranteed Remunerative Minimum Support Price for Agricultural Commodities Bill-2018’.
An enormous signature marketing campaign has been carried out in rural areas to press upon the Lok Sabha speaker and Rajya Sabha chairman that these are expenses prepared by means of farmers of the country. Main opposition events and some NDA supporters have also stamped their reinforce for the expenses on April 25 and these had been presented to the parliament secretariat as non-public individuals’ expenses, AIKSCC working workforce member and Punjab-based farm organisation BKU (Dakonda) establishing secretary Darshan Pal stated. He added that the expenses obligate the government to waive loans of peasants, including landless ones, and agricultural employees.
The second bill obligates the government to control and reduce the cost value of farm inputs, including diesel, seeds, fertilizers, insecticides, equipment and equipment, to arrange a price and costs fee to be able to assess all value of manufacturing, which shall include computing of paid-up prices, family labour, hire of land, depreciation of capital inputs, pastime and insurance coverage prices and to make sure thru private and non-private purchasing businesses that the farmers get a assured MSP and an extra 50%.
An enormous signature marketing campaign has been carried out in rural areas to press upon the Lok Sabha speaker and Rajya Sabha chairman that these are expenses prepared by means of farmers of the country. Main opposition events and some NDA supporters have also stamped their reinforce for the expenses on April 25 and these had been presented to the parliament secretariat as non-public individuals’ expenses, AIKSCC working workforce member and Punjab-based farm organisation BKU (Dakonda) establishing secretary Darshan Pal stated. He added that the expenses obligate the government to waive loans of peasants, including landless ones, and agricultural employees.
The second bill obligates the government to control and reduce the cost value of farm inputs, including diesel, seeds, fertilizers, insecticides, equipment and equipment, to arrange a price and costs fee to be able to assess all value of manufacturing, which shall include computing of paid-up prices, family labour, hire of land, depreciation of capital inputs, pastime and insurance coverage prices and to make sure thru private and non-private purchasing businesses that the farmers get a assured MSP and an extra 50%.
Debt waiver: Farmers to hand over letters on May 10
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