MSP

Protests against New Agriculture Laws- Is it really between farmers of Punjab, Haryana, and the Government of India? or it’s an outburst of socio-economic challenges faced by Rural Poor compared to Rural Rich across the country

After scanning MSP system through the economics lens, it seems to be a bane to the farming sector and altogether to the whole economy. It's promulgated on the basis of socialist ideas and we all know nothing good can happen to the economy by socialism.

By demanding more MSP and trying to finish the private sector by asking for mandatory MSP, can the farmers decide that India should stop investments in infrastructure, education, schools, defence, manufacturing and route all their funds only to farmers?

Blind mistrust of corporates is dangerous. There are only two options for investments, Governments and the private sector. If governments have not delivered, it has to be the private sector.

According to the protesters, govt should consult every sets of people before making any laws for them. For, should govt also consult criminals before deciding laws for crime?

In this article, we will discuss why the second of these demands: a law guaranteeing MSP to farmers, is absolutely untenable.

The much awaited farming reform is one of the proud achievements of the present government. However, the reform seems to have fallen prey to the lingering prejudice against the government.

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.

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.

Congress' corrupt parasitic policies are the sole reason as to why farmers are in this dismal condition.