Agriculture law may be implemented again Such remarks were made by Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar On Friday, the Agriculture Minister’s remarks caused a stir in the country. The Center withdrew three controversial agricultural laws last month, angering millions of farmers across the country. However, Tomar claimed at a function in Maharashtra on Friday that agricultural laws could be enforced again in the future. Due to which a new controversy has been created.
Blaming some people for repealing the controversial law, Minister Tomar said, “We have come up with an agricultural amendment law. But some people did not like these laws. These three laws were a major reform under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi after 70 years of independence.
The agriculture minister said the government has taken a step back in the face of pressure. But in the future, the government will move forward with these agricultural laws, he said. At the same time, he emphasized investing in the private sector also.
Obviously, the Indian National Congress will get some spice from this statement of Agricultural minister, to mix in their electoral speech.
