In response to the KCR government call for farmers Bharat bandh, Animal husbandry minister, T Srinivas Yadav today took out a bike rally in the city against the center’s farm laws.
Took out bike rally in Secunderabad along with TRS Party Workers in support to the farmers' nationwide #BharatBandh. #TRSWithFarmers pic.twitter.com/a5ljJBeGXe
— Talasani Srinivas Yadav (@YadavTalasani) December 8, 2020
He staged a protest in the city with TRS leaders and slammed the BJP government for denying MSP and asking the farmers to sell products in other states. The Centre has hatched a conspiracy to deceive the farmers and help corporate companies he alleged. Despite financial constraints due to the corona effect, the KCR government offered Rs 7300 cr for Rythu Bandhu he said.
The Modi government is denying MSP and putting conditions on the farmers. The farmers in Delhi daring severe cold for 13 days and the center turns a blind eye, he charged. KCR government took a decision to oppose these false laws and mount pressure on the center. The BJP Government will collapse if the farmers and people continue protests across the country he warned.
The minister lashed out at the Modi Government for its anti-farmers laws. The minister called upon all people to oppose these farm laws until the center comes down to repeal. The Centre he said has dumped the previous farm act which offered to give MSP to farm produce. Now the new laws deny MSP to them by selling products to corporate and businesses.
The government will collapse for its anti-people laws and policies, he added. The state government will oppose the center to refrain from anti farm laws and help corporate companies.
The center should cancel the laws to help the farmers instead of business and corporate companies.
Our government will continue support to farmers in this regard, Yadav said. Ministers Indrakaran Reddy staged protests at Kadthal highway, Dayakar Rao in Warangal, and others in districts.
Rythu Bandhu Samiti Chief Palla Rajeshwar Reddy staged protests in Khammam and stalled the vehicular movement.
SOURCE: NSS
