NEW DELHI: The Congress on Tuesday dubbed the Modi govt as "anti-poor" and claimed that farmers around the country had been compelled to take to the streets as "injustice" used to be meted out to them through the dispensation.
Congress general secretary Mohan Prakash accused the federal government of denying a mortgage waiver to the farmers struggling the brunt of unremunerative prices of their produce in the absence of adequate minimum toughen value and waiving of loans of giant industrialists.
He said the Congress expresses its solidarity with the country-wide farmers agitation who're combating for his or her rights and requested why the central govt used to be shying away from pronouncing a mortgage waiver for them.
"The NDA govt beneath Prime Minister Narendra Modi has most effective meted out injustice to farmers. They have suffered oppression in the ultimate four years and this is the reason they've now taken to the streets.
"Their anger and frustration can also be gauged from the truth that they're throwing their produce on the roads," he advised journalists.
Prakash alleged that whilst Prime Minister Modi waives the loans of his company friends, he has now not introduced any mortgage waiver for farmers.
"This govt is anti-poor, anti-farmers and anti-Dalit. The country's leadership is favouring the ones operating in opposition to the nationwide pursuits," he said, alleging that every one sections of society were offended with the federal government due to its insurance policies.
He also alleged that due to the flawed insurance policies of the federal government, the jawans were being killed.
Prakash also cited experiences the place jawans were being requested to get their very own uniforms stitched.
"Though experiences are yet unconfirmed, but if that is true it's shocking," he said.
Prakash alleged that in Mandsaur in Madhya Pradesh, six farmers lost their lives once they were fired upon through the police ultimate 12 months.
He said Congress leader Rahul Gandhi will probably be attending the first anniversary of the incident the following day and can specific solidarity with the agitating farmers.
Prakash said ultimate 12 months Gandhi used to be stopped through the authorities from visiting the affected farmers. This time, however, he has been allowed and can meet the households of the sufferers of the police firing.
Congress general secretary Mohan Prakash accused the federal government of denying a mortgage waiver to the farmers struggling the brunt of unremunerative prices of their produce in the absence of adequate minimum toughen value and waiving of loans of giant industrialists.
He said the Congress expresses its solidarity with the country-wide farmers agitation who're combating for his or her rights and requested why the central govt used to be shying away from pronouncing a mortgage waiver for them.
"The NDA govt beneath Prime Minister Narendra Modi has most effective meted out injustice to farmers. They have suffered oppression in the ultimate four years and this is the reason they've now taken to the streets.
"Their anger and frustration can also be gauged from the truth that they're throwing their produce on the roads," he advised journalists.
Prakash alleged that whilst Prime Minister Modi waives the loans of his company friends, he has now not introduced any mortgage waiver for farmers.
"This govt is anti-poor, anti-farmers and anti-Dalit. The country's leadership is favouring the ones operating in opposition to the nationwide pursuits," he said, alleging that every one sections of society were offended with the federal government due to its insurance policies.
He also alleged that due to the flawed insurance policies of the federal government, the jawans were being killed.
Prakash also cited experiences the place jawans were being requested to get their very own uniforms stitched.
"Though experiences are yet unconfirmed, but if that is true it's shocking," he said.
Prakash alleged that in Mandsaur in Madhya Pradesh, six farmers lost their lives once they were fired upon through the police ultimate 12 months.
He said Congress leader Rahul Gandhi will probably be attending the first anniversary of the incident the following day and can specific solidarity with the agitating farmers.
Prakash said ultimate 12 months Gandhi used to be stopped through the authorities from visiting the affected farmers. This time, however, he has been allowed and can meet the households of the sufferers of the police firing.
Modi government 'anti-poor', doing injustice to farmers: Congress
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