As far as I can tell the entire "farmer's agitation" is about rich landowners who have a nexus with mandi monopolies.
Poor and marginalized farmers stand. to benefit from the reforms. But the rich can fund trends like #WhyModiAgainstIndia.
Poor and marginalized farmers stand. to benefit from the reforms. But the rich can fund trends like #WhyModiAgainstIndia.
https://twitter.com/MinhazMerchant/status/1457225495817293824
A large majority of farmers across India support the unshackling of Indian agriculture.
But a small fraction wants the cartel to continue. They also have money and muscle power as big landowners. No surprise that they're lynching small dalit farmers.
But a small fraction wants the cartel to continue. They also have money and muscle power as big landowners. No surprise that they're lynching small dalit farmers.
https://twitter.com/sankrant/status/1357411875676246017?s=20
I've not heard a single argument against the farm law reform which is not based on speculation and fear-mongering. If there is, I'm happy to listen. These kind of arguments make no sense.
How exactly does the ability to sell anywhere hinder farmers?
How exactly does the ability to sell anywhere hinder farmers?
https://twitter.com/bhagwan22642583/status/1457244039158239236?s=20
You're making even less sense. Do you want to be able to sell anywhere or not? If yes, then be clear, what are you opposing the farm reform for? Then one can criticize Khattar etc. (I've already criticized him on things before).
https://twitter.com/bhagwan22642583/status/1457264436473778182?s=20
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