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Anti-farmer laws unfortunate: Home Minister Mohammad Mahmood Ali
Home minister Mohammad Mahmood Ali
It’s unfortunate that the Government of India enacted the anti-farmer laws, said Home Minister Mohammad Mahmood Ali, while addressing a protest rally on Tuesday, which was held in solidarity with the Bharat Bandh called by the farmers across the nation
Hyderabad: It's unfortunate that the Government of India enacted the anti-farmer laws, said Home Minister Mohammad Mahmood Ali, while addressing a protest rally on Tuesday, which was held in solidarity with the Bharat Bandh called by the farmers across the nation.
Agricultural associations are expressing their displeasure, all the age groups from children to old age are protesting in the chilled winter on roads against the laws to be implemented by the BJP, But the Center is not presenting any positive response for the farmers, Ali said.
He claimed that the Telangana government was performing better in providing useful schemes for the farmers from providing electricity to providing farm loans, Telangana is always supportive and expecting the same support from the Centre for the farmers of India.
