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West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Saturday shot a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to protest against the Centre&rsquo;s move to place the "anti-people" Electricity (Amendment) Bill, 2020 in Parliament. Mamata urged the Prime Minister to refrain from proceeding with the legislation.
She also requested the PM "to ensure that a broad-based and transparent dialogue on the subject is opened up at the earliest".
Mamata had written to Modi on June 12 last year, expressing outrage over the draft Electricity Bill 2020, which, she, said, was an attempt by the Centre to "destroy" the country's federal structure. She claimed that the bill aims to make the entire state electricity grid an appendage of the National Grid.
She wrote in her letter that she stunned to learn that the bill " is coming back without any consideration of the reservations, and with some graver anti-people features&rsquo;

Bengal CM writes to PM to oppose placing 'anti-people' Electricity Bill in Parliament 

'An attempt to destroy the federal structure', Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee&nbsp;writes to PM Modi&nbsp;to oppose move to place Electricity Bill, 2020 in Parliament

Bengal CM Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee&nbsp;opposes Electricity (Amendment) Bill 2020
Mamata&nbsp;write to Pm Modi&nbsp;to protest against placing Bill in parliament
Mamata&nbsp;to PM:&nbsp;refrain from proceeding with the legislation
'Ensure broad-based, transparent dialogue',&nbsp;CM requests PM
Mamata:&nbsp;attempt by the Centre to destroy the federal structure
Bill 'coming back with graver anti-people features', Mamata&nbsp;'stunned
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'An attempt to destroy the federal structure', Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee&nbsp;writes to PM Modi&nbsp;to oppose move to place Electricity Bill, 2020 in Parliament

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Saturday shot a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to protest against the Centre&rsquo;s move to place the "anti-people" Electricity (Amendment) Bill, 2020 in Parliament. Mamata urged the Prime Minister to refrain from proceeding with the legislation.
She also requested the PM "to ensure that a broad-based and transparent dialogue on the subject is opened up at the earliest".
Mamata had written to Modi on June 12 last year, expressing outrage over the draft Electricity Bill 2020, which, she, said, was an attempt by the Centre to "destroy" the country's federal structure. She claimed that the bill aims to make the entire state electricity grid an appendage of the National Grid.
She wrote in her letter that she stunned to learn that the bill " is coming back without any consideration of the reservations, and with some graver anti-people features&rsquo;

Farmer amalgam announces protest calendar: roadroko on Nov 5

PTI,&nbsp;Chandigarh:&nbsp;Various farmers' outfits protesting against the new farm laws of the Centre on Tuesday announced a nationwide road blockade on November 5.
At a meeting held in New Delhi, it was further decided that there shall be a complete coordination of various farmers' outfits "to spearhead the fight against three anti-farmer, anti-people farm laws and the Centre's proposed Electricity (Amendment) Bill 2020".
Major farmer federations with over 500 constituent organisations, including the entire working group and state chapter representatives of the All India Kisan Sangharsh Coordination Committee (AIKSCC) and the federations led by farmer leaders Balbir Singh Rajewal of BKU (Rajewal) and Haryana BKU chief Gurnam Singh, met at Delhi, where various decisions were taken, according to a statement issued by the AIKSCC.
According to the statement, it was announced at the meeting that "an all-India road blockade shall be organised on November 5".
Also, a "Delhi Chalo" protest shall be held on November 26-27.
"The demand shall be focussed on the withdrawal of the three recently-passed farm Acts and the Electricity Bill 2020. The protests will include huge state-wise/region-wise buildup of mass mobilisation and movements focussing on these demands," the statement said.
A newly-launched programme coordination body will lead the protests.
A committee of the coordination body shall include V M Singh, Balbir Singh Rajewal, Gurnam Singh, Raju Shetty and Yogendra Yadav. It will coordinate the two initial programmes on November 5 and another one on November 26-27.
It was decided at the meeting that farmers all over the country will protest before government offices, including those of the central government, offices of the leaders of the ruling BJP and its allies as well as big corporates.
"The meeting condemned the central government's decision to stop the operation of goods trains to Punjab...this is blackmail of the people and farmers of Punjab and is most unbecoming of a democratic government," the statement said.
Amid protests by farmers on railway tracks against the new farm laws, Railway Minister Piyush Goyal sought the Punjab government's assurance on Monday on the safety of trains and their crew members to restore freight services, hours after Chief Minister Amarinder Singh asked him to intervene in the matter.
Goods train services resumed in Punjab after the farmer unions, on October 21, announced exempting them from their weeks-old "rail roko" agitation over the farm laws.
However, the railways decided to extend its suspension of goods train operations in the state, saying the protesting farmers are still blocking the tracks.

Various farmers' outfits protesting against the new farm laws of the Centre on Tuesday announced a nationwide road blockade on November 5. At a meeting held in New Delhi, it was further decided that there shall be a complete coordination of various farmers' outfits "to spearhead the fight against three anti-farmer, anti-people farm laws. It was decided at the meeting that farmers all over the country will protest before government offices, including those of the central government, offices of the leaders of the ruling BJP and its allies as well as big corporates. Major farmer federations with over 500 constituent organisations also announced "Delhi Chalo" protest on November 26-27. A newly-launched programme coordination body will lead the protests.

PTI,&nbsp;Chandigarh:&nbsp;Various farmers' outfits protesting against the new farm laws of the Centre on Tuesday announced a nationwide road blockade on November 5.
At a meeting held in New Delhi, it was further decided that there shall be a complete coordination of various farmers' outfits "to spearhead the fight against three anti-farmer, anti-people farm laws and the Centre's proposed Electricity (Amendment) Bill 2020".
Major farmer federations with over 500 constituent organisations, including the entire working group and state chapter representatives of the All India Kisan Sangharsh Coordination Committee (AIKSCC) and the federations led by farmer leaders Balbir Singh Rajewal of BKU (Rajewal) and Haryana BKU chief Gurnam Singh, met at Delhi, where various decisions were taken, according to a statement issued by the AIKSCC.
According to the statement, it was announced at the meeting that "an all-India road blockade shall be organised on November 5".
Also, a "Delhi Chalo" protest shall be held on November 26-27.
"The demand shall be focussed on the withdrawal of the three recently-passed farm Acts and the Electricity Bill 2020. The protests will include huge state-wise/region-wise buildup of mass mobilisation and movements focussing on these demands," the statement said.
A newly-launched programme coordination body will lead the protests.
A committee of the coordination body shall include V M Singh, Balbir Singh Rajewal, Gurnam Singh, Raju Shetty and Yogendra Yadav. It will coordinate the two initial programmes on November 5 and another one on November 26-27.
It was decided at the meeting that farmers all over the country will protest before government offices, including those of the central government, offices of the leaders of the ruling BJP and its allies as well as big corporates.
"The meeting condemned the central government's decision to stop the operation of goods trains to Punjab...this is blackmail of the people and farmers of Punjab and is most unbecoming of a democratic government," the statement said.
Amid protests by farmers on railway tracks against the new farm laws, Railway Minister Piyush Goyal sought the Punjab government's assurance on Monday on the safety of trains and their crew members to restore freight services, hours after Chief Minister Amarinder Singh asked him to intervene in the matter.
Goods train services resumed in Punjab after the farmer unions, on October 21, announced exempting them from their weeks-old "rail roko" agitation over the farm laws.
However, the railways decided to extend its suspension of goods train operations in the state, saying the protesting farmers are still blocking the tracks.

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