Why farmers' bills reach such heights? : Disputes Between Farmers And Government
The agricultural act 2020 also known as Farmer's bill is a step of the government to make the system more efficient by introducing three farm bills in front of farmers.
But the farmers disagree with the bills and proposed
some demands in front of the government.
Need of farm bills: the positive side of farm bills
The
farm bill gives the farmer opportunity to reach out to other states and sell
their goods, which helps the farmers to skip the intermediates and get all the
valued amount directly to their bank account through online banking(e-banking).
These
also ensure the delivery of essential commodities without any obstruction.
The Indian agricultural act 2020 creates an anti dispute environment.
Loss due to farm bills: Negative side of farm bill 2020
The
farmer bill disturbs the system of mandis made by the Agricultural produce market committee (APMC).
These
bills also haven’t mentioned anything related to
minimum
support price(MSP), there is no minimum price at which farmers produce is sold.
That
will lead to insecurity in farmers for the minimum price at which they are
selling their products.
Farmers opposition towards farm bill: demands of farmers
They
want the government gathering with their officials to retract the farm bill
2020, they want parliament to take back bills.
They
want an assured minimum support price(MSP) at which they can sell their crop if
they are unable to sell it at higher rates.
They want that the diesel price cut to 50% for them.
They
also want to release farmers arrested for burning paddy.
They want that the center should not hinder state decisions.
Why equality and efficiency contest in farm bills?
The
new farm bills were introduced by the Government to increase the productivity
in the agricultural sector and to make the agricultural sector more efficient,
Government wants to introduce contract farming to make the process more
effectual.
But
in this, the farmers suffer as they are not getting the same opportunities as
the private organizations do because the agribusiness firms can offer any
amount they want as there is no minimum price at which they can sell their
crops.
Conclusion
From
this, we concluded that the government's intention in the implementation of the
farm bill 2020 was to make the system more efficient and to step towards the
development of farmers in India.
But
contrary to the government's the farmers want the government to give them
surety to sell their crops.
Farmers
want that they must get the same benefits (like MSP, credit from intermediates
)from the corporate sector as they are getting from the old Mandi system(APMC).
TANMEET SINGH
JASPAL KAUR PUBLIC SCHOOL
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