The Farm Bill was passed in the Rajya Sabha despite opposition
Farm Bill Pass in Rajjya Sabha |
New Delhi-
Amidst tensions in Parliament, the Rajya Sabha passed the Price Assurance and Farm Services Bill, the Farmers 'Benefit and Production Trade and Commerce (Promotion and Convenience) Bill, 2020 and the Farmers' (Empowerment and Protection) Agreement. Opposition leaders voiced strong opposition after it was raised in parliament.
Other Congress-led opposition parties have criticized the farm bills, saying they would not sign "death warrants" for farmers. Opponents allege that the two bills are intended to fund corporate entities, benefit them and end the government's minimum-cost procurement process.
Farm Bill Pass in Rajjya Sabha-Rajjya Sabha Tv
Derek O'Brien, KK Ragesh (CPI-M), (TMC), KC Venugopal (Congress), Trichy Shiva (DMK) proposed to send him to an elected committee of the House for consideration before the two bills were passed. .
Farmers in Haryana, on the other hand, started protesting against the agriculture-related farm bill from Sunday to ensure that security measures are put in place to ensure the event ends smoothly.
The Haryana unit of the Indian Farmers Union, backed by several other farmers ,about Protest against Farm bill |
The Haryana unit of the Indian Farmers Union, backed by several other farmers' groups, has been staging statewide protests against the Centre's Farm Bill, blocking roads for three hours till 9am tomorrow. Arhatias or commission agents also joined them during the protests.
1. Bills on agricultural markets
Farmer Production Trade and Commerce (Promotion and Benefits) Bill, 2020
Provision
Creating an ecosystem where farmers and traders enjoy the freedom to buy and sell farm produce outside the state-mandis registered under the APMCC.
Ensuring barrier-free interstate and interstate trade in farmers' production.
To reduce marketing / transportation costs and help farmers get better prices
Providing a convenient structure for electronic business
2. Contract farming bill
Farmer (Empowerment and Protection) Price Assurance and Farm Services Bill, 2020 Agreement
Provision
Farmers can enter into agreements with agricultural companies, processors, wholesalers, exporters or large retailers to sell future agricultural products at pre-agreed prices.
Marginal and small farmers (86% of marginal farmers in India are marginal and small farmers) with less than five hectares of land to be acquired through aggregate and contract.
The risk of unpredictability from the market is shifting from farmers to sponsors
It will enable farmers to use modern technology and get better input.
Reduce marketing costs and increase farmer income.
Farmers can contact the market directly, excluding the intermediaries, to recover the full price
Effective dispute resolution process with effective time frame for resolution.
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