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Farmers fighting for their rights, says Cong
The Morning Standard
|February 12, 2024
AHEAD of the proposed 'Delhi Chalo' march called by the 200 farmer unions on February 13, the opposition parties on Sunday flayed the Centre for "not fulfilling" the promises made to the ryots who had launched massive pro- 'Can't tests at the Delhi borders against the three farm bills, which were repealed subsequently.
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Congress president farn Mallikarjun Kharge said the farmers were fighting for their rights, and his party fully supported them.
"Farmers are again at the threshold of Delhi against the Modi government's lies and duplicity. The dictatorial Modi Government will not be able to scare them," he said.
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