Subramanian Swamy had given this suggestion eight months ago to end the farmers’ movement

For the last 9 months, farmers’ organizations have been agitating against the agricultural laws on the border of Delhi. Several rounds of talks were held between the government and the farmer leaders to end this movement, but no concrete solution could be found. In such a situation, now Bharatiya Janata Party’s Rajya Sabha MP Subramanian Swamy has written in a tweet that, if the three suggestions I had given eight months ago, are included in the bill, then the deadlock between the farmers and the government can be broken and the movement will end. could. He said that all the three agricultural laws should be applicable in those states which give in writing for this.

What were those three suggestions: Subramanian Swamy, in a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi in February this year, had said in his suggestions that the implementation of the central government’s agricultural laws should be limited to those states, which are ready to accept it. These laws should not be made mandatory for the whole country. He wrote that, the states which want changes in agricultural laws, they should give their reforms in writing to the center and after that this law should be implemented in those states.

In the letter, Subramanian Swamy made the second suggestion that those opposing the agricultural laws should be told that every state would be eligible for the Minimum Support Price (MSP). On the other hand, in the third suggestion, it was said that the purchase of food grains should be limited only where there is no other commercial and commercial interest other than agricultural trade.

Often gives suggestions to the Modi government: Let us tell you that regarding these suggestions, Subramanian Swamy believes that if the central government includes it in the agricultural laws, then the ongoing protests on the Delhi border may end soon. It is noteworthy that Subramanian Swamy often gives suggestions to the Modi government through his tweets, although he does not forget to target the policies of the Center.

Promised to support PM Modi: On the birthday of PM Modi on September 17, he wrote in a letter that, ‘On the occasion of your birthday, I wish you a healthy life and continue serving the nation in the years to come. You have been serving the nation for the last 21 years. I assure that wherever I am needed for the nation, I will stand by you.’