A movement of farmers in Maharashtra, warns cities to prevent milk supply

Mumbai: In Maharashtra, the farmers have made a mood for augment movement against the government. The movement has been launched in the state as the ‘Kisan Revolution’. Agitators have warned that they will stop other products, including milk, vegetable, visiting cities from one June. The complaint of farmers is about the policies of the State Government. They are irresponsible on demand for salvation from farmers. While the state government is claiming to take several decisions for the wellbeing of farmers.

The farmer’s leader Jaaji Shinde said that the farmer’s duty is to resolve all his problems. While the existing government is not accepting the issue of debt. No fodder left in addition to strike the farmers in such a way. Shinde Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis was talking to the media in Mumbai after meeting. They claim that farmers from all over the state are marching in their movement.

In order to celebrate the farmers, all the farmers have tried from the Minister of Agriculture to the Chief Minister, but the farmers are not visible at the moment.

Prime Minister of Agriculture of Maharashtra Pandurang Pundkar says that it is not a good step to strike the farmer. If it really happens, the world cannot walk, because the farmer is the donor of this world. In such a government is trying not to strike the farmer. We are constantly interacting with agitator farmers.

It is important that some such movement took place in Alibagg, Maharashtra in 1933, which had failed and the striking farmers had to raise their heavy alopecia.

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