In his address on November 19, 2021, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that the federal government will abolish all three agriculture laws.
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Farmers who are protesting were also asked to return to their houses.
Farmers around the country began protesting the agricultural rules a year ago, and the decision to abolish them was made one year later.
These laws will be repealed during Parliament’s Winter Session.
Farmers’ main fear was that these regulations would eliminate the Minium Support Price (MSP), which is guaranteed by the government on certain crops.
Farmers will soon be at the mercy of large corporations.
In India, the majority of farmers are small-scale farmers, according to the Prime Minister.
To assist these farmers, the central government uses a multi-faceted approach that includes everything from seed technology to crop insurance plans.
The three farm bills were introduced to help small farmers by empowering and strengthening them.
The government, on the other hand, was unable to persuade a group of farmers who were protesting. The laws were repealed in light of this.