In Maharashtra, the vast farmer rally broke the sweat of the Fdnavis government and saved himself from the big political crisis in some way. Now the farmers have also started to protest the governments by being faced with unemployed youth, unhappy employees, soldiers and trapped middle-class democratic. What is the solution of this matter? Where will the politics of the Agreement continue to save power? Is there any permanent solution to farmers’ problems?
The promise to double the income of the farmers is only to the debt waiver and the jumals. Even though the schemes are issued with the aim of changing the current scenario from the Prime Minister’s office but they have a negligible effect on the slogan even after an Arsa is passed. The existing political environment is creating insecurity within the farmer, where the economy stacked with their earnings is being robbed by the Chand Businesses, while they are being deprived of them until they are able to. Government of course takes care of the farmers through various schemes, whether it is a Agriculture Irrigation Scheme, Crop Insurance Scheme or assistance through Soil Health Card. But all of these plans are like a arrow left in the dark, where it seems to be no one knows. The Government should also arrange for cervical committee and feedback mechanisms to better execute these plans which can benefit from the disadvantaged ones. The report of the Swaminathan Commission has also been the head of the throat of the Government for several years. It wants to apply every party, which is in opposition. It is not that the government does not know the farmers but it seems like it wants to maintain the problem so that in the next election, it can then be promised to make the same promise that has been in power.
Mamata Kumari
Maharishi Dayanand University, Haryana
