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Meghalaya Governor&nbsp;Satya Pal Malik&nbsp;urged the government to meet the demands of the protesting farmers. While speaking to reporters on the sidelines of an event in Rajasthan, Malik warned that if the demands of the farmers are not met, then the BJP government won&rsquo;t return to power.
Further he pointed out that BJP&nbsp;leaders can&rsquo;t even enter several villages in election-bound Uttar Pradesh.
Asked if he would relinquish his post to stand with farmers, Malik said he would do that too if needed.
He said if the government legally guarantees MSP, the farmers&rsquo; issue will be resolved and emphasised that if the government asks him, he is willing to mediate between the Centre and the farmers.
Farmers have been protesting at the Delhi borders against the three central farm laws for over a year now.
Malik had earlier come out in support of farmers, saying that they cannot be insulted as he urged the government to resolve the ongoing crisis.

BJP won’t return to power if farmers’ demands not met, Satya Pal Malik warns

Meghalaya Governor Satya Pal Malik said that if the demands of the farmers are not met, then the BJP government won’t return to power.

Meghalaya Governor urges govt to meet demands of the protesting farmers
Satya Pal Malik:&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;won&rsquo;t return to power if farmers' demands aren't met
Malik:&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;leaders can&rsquo;t enter several villages in election-bound UP
Malik said he would relinquish his post to stand with the farmers if needed
Malik is willing to 'mediate between the Centre &amp; the farmers' if asked to
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Asked if he would relinquish his post to stand with farmers, Meghalaya&nbsp;Governor&nbsp;Malik said he would do that too if needed.

Meghalaya Governor&nbsp;Satya Pal Malik&nbsp;urged the government to meet the demands of the protesting farmers. While speaking to reporters on the sidelines of an event in Rajasthan, Malik warned that if the demands of the farmers are not met, then the BJP government won&rsquo;t return to power.
Further he pointed out that BJP&nbsp;leaders can&rsquo;t even enter several villages in election-bound Uttar Pradesh.
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Asked if he would relinquish his post to stand with farmers, Malik said he would do that too if needed.
He said if the government legally guarantees MSP, the farmers&rsquo; issue will be resolved and emphasised that he is willing to mediate between the Centre and the farmers if asked to.
Farmers have been protesting at the Delhi borders against the three central farm laws for over a year now.
Malik had earlier come out in support of farmers, saying that they cannot be insulted as he urged the government to resolve the ongoing crisis.

Farmer leader Rakesh Tikait in a tweet appealed to US President Joe Biden to "focus" on the controversial farm laws passed by the Indian government when he meets PM Modi on Friday.
Tagging POTUS in his tweet, Tikait wrote at least 700 people have lost their lives during the protests in the last 11 months and that "these black laws should be repealed&rsquo; to save the farmers.
.Tikait, the spokesperson of Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU), once again sought to draw international attention to the farmers&rsquo; protest in India.
The farmers are demanding a repeal of the three farm laws which they feel will leave them at the mercy of big corporations. Instead, the farmers want a new law made to guarantee minimum support price (MSP) for crops. The government has however maintained that the laws are pro-farmer.
The protests gained global attention earlier this year when several American celebrities like singer Rihanna and Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg &nbsp;tweeted on the issue.

PM Modi-Biden meet: Rakesh Tikait's appeal to US Prez to 'focus' on farmers' issue

Farmer leader Rakesh Tikait in a tweet appealed to US President Joe Biden to "focus" on the controversial farm laws passed by the Indian government when he meets PM Modi 

//Rakesh&nbsp;Tikait's appeal to US prez&nbsp;ahead of Modi-Biden meet
//Farmer leader Tikait&nbsp;urges Biden&nbsp;to focus on farm law concerns&nbsp;
//'Black laws should be repealed', Tikait&nbsp;tweets, tags POTUS
//Farmers are demanding a repeal of the three farm laws &amp; MSP&nbsp;guarantee
//Protests gained global attention with&nbsp;Rihanna,&nbsp;Greta Thunberg's&nbsp;tweets

Tagging POTUS in his tweet, Tikait wrote at least 700 people have lost their lives during the protests in the last 11 months and that "these black laws should be repealed&rsquo; to save the farmers.

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Tagging POTUS in his tweet, Tikait wrote at least 700 people have lost their lives during the protests in the last 11 months and that "these black laws should be repealed&rsquo; to save the farmers.
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.Tikait, the spokesperson of Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU), once again sought to draw international attention to the farmers&rsquo; protest in India.
The farmers are demanding a repeal of the three farm laws which they feel will leave them at the mercy of big corporations. Instead, the farmers want a new law made to guarantee minimum support price (MSP) for crops. The government has however maintained that the laws are pro-farmer.
The protests gained global attention earlier this year when several American celebrities like singer Rihanna and Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg &nbsp;tweeted on the issue.

The Cabinet committee on economic affairs, chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on Wednesday approved the increase in the Minimum Support Prices (MSPs) for all mandated Kharif crops for marketing season 2021-22. The MSP of Kharif crops has been increased to ensure remunerative prices for the produce. The highest absolute increase in MSP over the previous year has been recommended for sesamum, followed by tur and urad. The differential remuneration is aimed at encouraging crop diversification. The increase in MSP for Kharif crops is in line with the Union Budget 2018-19 measure that aimed at reasonably fair remuneration for the farmers.

Centre approves hike in MSP for kharif crops for 2021-22

Centre approved the increase in MSP for all Kharif crops for 2021-22
Highest absolute increase in MSP&nbsp;recommended for sesamum
MSP of Kharif crops increased to ensure remunerative prices
Differential remuneration to encourage crop diversification

The Cabinet committee on economic affairs, chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on Wednesday approved the increase in the Minimum Support Prices (MSPs) for all mandated Kharif crops for marketing season 2021-22. The MSP of Kharif crops has been increased to ensure remunerative prices for the produce. The highest absolute increase in MSP over the previous year has been recommended for sesamum, followed by tur and urad. The differential remuneration is aimed at encouraging crop diversification. The increase in MSP for Kharif crops is in line with the Union Budget 2018-19 measure that aimed at reasonably fair remuneration for the farmers.

The Samyukta Kisan Morcha (SKM) on Wednesday warned the central government to "not test their patience, initiate the dialogue and accept the demands".
More than 470 farmers have been martyred in the farmers' movement, the SKM said in a statement and added that the government's attitude shows how inhuman and careless it is towards its own citizens, the ''anna daatas''. &nbsp;The statement also read that if the government cares about its farmers and wants their welfare, then it should initiate dialogue with the farmers and accepts their demands.
Thousands of farmers have been camping at three Delhi border points for almost six months, demanding repeal of the contentious farm laws and a legal guarantee for the minimum support Price (MSP).
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Don't test our patience, farmers' union warns Centre, says demands must be accepted

Don't test our patience, farmers' union SKM&nbsp;warns govt
SKM&nbsp;statement: 470 farmers martyred in 6 months of protest
'Government's attitude is inhumane and careless'
SKM: govt must initiate dialogue &amp; accept the demands

The Samyukta Kisan Morcha (SKM) on Wednesday warned the central government to "not test their patience, initiate the dialogue and accept the demands".
More than 470 farmers have been martyred in the farmers' movement, the SKM said in a statement and added that the government's attitude shows how inhuman and careless it is towards its own citizens, the ''anna daatas''. &nbsp;The statement also read that if the government cares about its farmers and wants their welfare, then it should initiate dialogue with the farmers and accepts their demands.
Thousands of farmers have been camping at three Delhi border points for almost six months, demanding repeal of the contentious farm laws and a legal guarantee for the minimum support Price (MSP).

Haryana chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar has said that he will quit politics if someone tries to do away with Minimum Support Price. Speaking at a public gathering on Sunday, the CM tried to reassure the farmers who have been protesting against the new farm laws on Delhi borders for 25 days. Khattar&rsquo;s statement came after he met with agriculture minister Narendra Singh Tomar on Saturday and discussed the ongoing farmers&rsquo; issue. He appealed for talks to resolve the issue.

Will quit politics if someone tries to abolish MSP: Khattar

Haryana chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar has said that he will quit politics if someone tries to do away with Minimum Support Price

Haryana chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar has said that he will quit politics if someone tries to do away with Minimum Support Price. Speaking at a public gathering on Sunday, the CM tried to reassure the farmers who have been protesting against the new farm laws on Delhi borders for 25 days. Khattar&rsquo;s statement came after he met with agriculture minister Narendra Singh Tomar on Saturday and discussed the ongoing farmers&rsquo; issue. He appealed for talks to resolve the issue.

Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar has written an 8-page letter to the protesting farmers, requesting them to not believe in the 'white lies' being spread by some people that MSP will be stopped. Tomar, in his letter, reiterated that the government is ready to give a written assurance regarding the MSP. The letter said, some farmer groups have spread rumours and misinformation, adding that those sitting on railway tracks who stopped rations reaching our soldiers protecting our borders, can&rsquo;t be farmers.

Don't fall for rumours: Tomar in 8-page letter to farmers

Agriculture Minister writes 8-page letter to farmers
Tomar&nbsp;to farmers: don't believe in 'white lies'
Tomar: some spreading rumours that MSP&nbsp;will be stopped
Tomar: govt ready to give a written assurance on MSP
'Those sitting on railway tracks stopping ration...
... from reaching our soldiers can&rsquo;t be farmers'

Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar has written an 8-page letter to the protesting farmers, requesting them to not believe in the 'white lies' being spread by some people that MSP will be stopped. Tomar, in his letter, reiterated that the government is ready to give a written assurance regarding the MSP. The letter said, some farmer groups have spread rumours and misinformation, adding that those sitting on railway tracks who stopped rations reaching our soldiers protecting our borders, can&rsquo;t be farmers.

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.

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