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Farm laws
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Protests happening in Panjab over farm laws are political: Prakash Javadekar

| @indiablooms | Oct 04, 2020, at 06:37 pm

Panaji/UNI: Union Minister for Forest and Environment Prakash Javadekar on Sunday said that protests happening in Panjab over the farm laws are political.

Addressing a press conference in the city, he said, "Protests happening in Punjab are political in nature and it is due to their government, other than that protests have ended everywhere. In reality, farmers have welcomed the farm bills and the reforms the bills entail."

Javadekar said the country would witness a positive impact from the reforms in the agriculture sector through the new farm laws in terms of technology, investment and productivity.

The objective of the three farm laws was to prepare 'One Nation, One Market', he said.

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