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Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar on Thursday said that Agriculture Produce Marketing Committee (APMCs) won't be abolished but strengthened, after the implementation of farm laws. He further said that Rs 1-lakh-crore agriculture infrastructure fund proposed in the Budget will now be available for APMCs. 
The decision to include APMCs under the agriculture infrastructure fund was first announced by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on May 15, 2020. The announcement was made by Tomar after the first meeting of the reshuffled Union Cabinet and the Council of Minister on Thursday. 
Also Watch |&nbsp;Monsoon Session: farmers to protest outside Parliament every day
Farmer unions are meanwhile on protests nationwide, against the fuel price hike. The Samyukt Kisan Morcha has also planned fresh rounds of protests during the monsoon session of the parliament scheduled later this month, when 200 protestors will agitate everyday outside the Parliament building, reiterating their demands of repealing the three farm laws and a legal guarantee for Minimum Support price (MSP).

Agriculture Minister to farmers: Will boost APMCs with Rs 1 lakh crore infra fund

Agriculture Minister reaches out to farmers after PM's&nbsp;new Cabinet's first meeting, says APMCs&nbsp;will not be abolished, they will be strengthened

Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar reaches out to farmers, to hold talks instead of protests. He said AMPCs will not be abolished but strengthened.

Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar on Thursday said that Agriculture Produce Marketing Committee (APMCs) won't be abolished but strengthened, after the implementation of farm laws. He further said that Rs 1-lakh-crore agriculture infrastructure fund proposed in the Budget will now be available for APMCs. 
The decision to include APMCs under the agriculture infrastructure fund was first announced by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on May 15, 2020. The announcement was made by Tomar after the first meeting of the reshuffled Union Cabinet and the Council of Minister on Thursday. 
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/monsoon-session-farmers-to-protest-outside-parliament-every-day-1625413732905" target="_blank">Also Watch |&nbsp;Monsoon Session: farmers to protest outside Parliament every day</a>
Farmer unions are meanwhile on protests nationwide, against the fuel price hike. The Samyukt Kisan Morcha has also planned fresh rounds of protests during the monsoon session of the parliament scheduled later this month, when 200 protestors will agitate everyday outside the Parliament building, reiterating their demands of repealing the three farm laws and a legal guarantee for Minimum Support price (MSP).

Passage of bills doesn't mean end of MSP or APMC: Rajnath

As six union ministers held a press conference over the 2 farm bills and the ensuing ruckus in the Rajya&nbsp;Sabha, Defence Minister&nbsp;Rajnath Singh&nbsp;re-iterated that introduction of the bills does not mean end of MSP system or APMC.&nbsp;

MSP&nbsp;or APMC&nbsp;will not end: Rajnath&nbsp;Singh

As six union ministers held a press conference over the 2 farm bills and the ensuing ruckus in the Rajya&nbsp;Sabha, Defence Minister&nbsp;Rajnath Singh&nbsp;re-iterated that passage of the bills does not mean end of MSP system or APMC. He also added that there was an attempt to mislead the farmers of the country.&nbsp;
"The two bills are historic for farmers and the agriculture sector. With their implementation, income of farmers will increase. But misunderstanding is being spread among farmers that MSP and APMC are being ended. The truth is that when these bills come into force,the farmers will be free to sell their produce in any market of the country. Neither APMC is being ended nor MSP," Singh said.

Send bills to select committee: Sena, BJD and SAD in Rajya Sabha

The Shiv Sena, BJD and Akali Dal want the three agriculture bills to go to a select committee for further discussion.
Sena MP Sanjay Raut said, "PM has said that the government is not ending the MSP system. It is just a rumour. So, did a union minister resign on the basis of a rumour?"
SAD MP Naresh Gujral said, "Don't think that the farmers of Punjab are weak"
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi in a tweet asked, with the anti-agriculture 'black law' of Modi government, how will the MSP be received at the end of APMC or Kisan Market? Why MSP was not guaranteed? He added, PM Modi is making farmers 'slaves' of the capitalists, which the country will never let succeed.
Meanwhile, Congress MPs protested comments by YSRCP MP VV Reddy who called the grand old party a 'party of dalals'. Congress MP Anand Sharma has demanded an apology from him. 

The Shiv Sena, BJD and Akali Dal want the three agriculture bills to go to a select committee for further discussion.
Sena MP Sanjay Raut said, "PM has said that the government is not ending the MSP system. It is just a rumour. So, did a union minister resign on the basis of a rumour?"
SAD MP Naresh Gujral said, "Don't think that the farmers of Punjab are weak"
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi in a tweet asked, with the anti-agriculture 'black law' of Modi government, how will the MSP be received at the end of APMC or Kisan Market? Why MSP was not guaranteed? He added, PM Modi is making farmers 'slaves' of the capitalists, which the country will never let succeed.
Meanwhile, Congress MPs protested comments by YSRCP MP VV Reddy who called the grand old party a 'party of dalals'. Congress MP Anand Sharma has demanded an apology from him.

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