Farmers Protest

This post contemplates the current state of the Punjabi Music Industry, which has become infamous for promoting and glorifying drugs, violence and gun culture, and the possibility of a nexus between the Punjabi Music Industry and anti-India forces, including Khalistani-separatists and ISI, in light of the anti-India stand taken by some prominent singers.

The farm bills are good, and that the protests against them are motivated not by farmer's interests, but by other vested interests.

When Mr. Dhesi speaks in his best crocodile voice about the “water cannons being fired on peaceful protestors”, one has to question his true motives. Is it just another opportunity to malign India? How about the firing of water cannons this week by the TMC government of Bengal on BJP protestors, and the firing of a shotgun resulting the death of a worker,

Unmasking Darshan Pal- the face of the Farmers' protest.

All the parties supporting these irrelevant protests will lose their vote shares as and when they go for elections. Congress's strong bastion in the name of Punjab slipping out of its hands in 2022 might just be the last nail in the coffin.

Farmer Protests have been hijacked and now used for their own political motives

The hypocrisy stands exposed when one sees some of the most revolutionary recommendations of the seminal Swaminathan Report viz contract farming, allowing farmers to sell their produce outside Mandis and APMC also being opposed ostensibly for scoring political brownie points.

हमारे देश में जिसे भगवान का दर्जा दे दो वही सिर पर से मूतने लगता है, पहले डॉक्टर, न्यायाधीश को भगवान/माईबाप बोलते थे, आज के समय में सबसे ज्यादा भ्रष्टाचार इन्ही क्षेत्रों में है. #किसान अन्नदाता है इसलिए उसका धन्यवाद करना चाहिए.

Opposition wants to make most of from these Misinformed/uninformed farmers who are opposing the Bill which by all means is for their betterment.

if the laws and acts are going to be decided by protests, why do we need a parliament? Indian Constitution provides ample options to the state government to challenge the bills enacted by the central government in the court of law.