Brinda wants TS govt. to pass resolution against farm laws

Hailing the Kerala authorities for passing a unanimous resolution against the Centre’s new farm laws, the CPI (M) Polit Bureau member Brinda Karat demanded that the TRS authorities in Telangana pass an identical resolution against the “anti-farmer” laws within the State Assembly to exhibit its dedication in the direction of farmers trigger.

Addressing a seminar on ‘CAA, NRC – Three Farm Laws – Challenges Faced by People’ organised by the CPI (M) district committee right here on Monday evening, she stated the CPI (M)-led Left Democratic Front (LDF) authorities in Kerala was the primary State authorities within the nation to undertake a unanimous resolution against the “pro-corporate” farm laws to defend the pursuits of farmers. “If the TRS dispensation is opposing the Centre’s farm laws, it should show its sincerity by passing a resolution by following the example of Kerala government,” she stated.

“The Narendra Modi regime has made a mockery of democracy by passing the farm laws without consulting farmers and discussing them as per the established democratic traditions in the parliamentary standing committees,” she charged, alleging that the federal government handed the three legislations in a dictatorial method in session with the massive corporates.

The BJP regime on the Centre on the behest of the RSS is attempting to change the secular character of the republic to additional its “communal agenda”, Ms Karat criticised, accusing the BJP dispensation of utilizing draconian laws to suppress mass actions against “black laws” like CAA and NRC. The nation salutes the farmers (meals givers) for his or her undaunting spirit in waging a relentless wrestle against the farm laws which posed a “grave danger” to meals safety, proper to lifetime of thousands and thousands of farmers, she stated.

She hailed the Kisan Parade deliberate by farmers within the nationwide capital New Delhi on January 26 as a spirited motion to uphold folks’s republic, save the nation from company plunder and defend the agriculture sector.

The CPI (M) State secretary Tammineni Veerabhadram, the State secretariat member P Sudarshan Rao, the district secretary N Nageswara Rao, the Girijana Sangham district secretary Bukya Veerabhadram and others attended the seminar.