Left parties extend support to protesting farmers’ call for (*8*) on December 8
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The Communist Party of India (Marxist), Communist Party of India, Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist), Revolutionary Socialist Party and All India Forward Bloc made the announcement in a joint assertion
The Left parties on Saturday prolonged their support to the nationwide strike referred to as by farmers’ organisations on December 8.
The Communist Party of India (Marxist), Communist Party of India, Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist), Revolutionary Socialist Party and All India Forward Bloc made the announcement in a joint assertion.
“The Left parties extend their solidarity with and support to the ongoing massive agitation by Kisan organisations from all over the country against the new Agri laws. The Left parties extend their support to the call given by them for a Bharat Bandh on December 8,” the assertion mentioned.
“The Left parties condemn the RSS/BJP’s malicious campaign, on preposterous charges, against the struggle of our annadatas to safeguard Indian agriculture and the country’s food security,” it mentioned.
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The assertion additionally mentioned that the Left parties support the farmers demand for the scrapping of the three agri-laws and the Electricity (Amendment) Bill, 2020.
“The Left parties appeal to all other political parties and forces who stand with the farmers cause and have demanded the repeal of these laws to extend their support and cooperation to the December 8 bandh call,” it mentioned.
Hardening their place, agitating farmers on Friday introduced a (*8*) on December 8 and mentioned they’d occupy toll plazas on that day if their calls for for repealing the agri-marketing legal guidelines will not be met.
Talks between farmer leaders and Union Ministers have turned out to be futile to date.
The farmers have rejected the Centre’s proposal of amending the legal guidelines and have as a substitute demanded {that a} particular session of parliament be referred to as to repeal the legal guidelines.
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