Farmers Demand MSP for Soybean, GST Cut on Equipment
Bhartiya Kisan Sangh demonstrated in Krishi Upaj Mandi premises on Monday. Kisan Sangh submitted a memorandum to Naib Tehsildar Krishna Patel in the name of the Prime Minister and the Chief Minister.
The main demands of the Kisan Sangh include complete abolition of GST from agricultural inputs and equipment. The Sangh has demanded a farmer-friendly import-export policy. Their demand is that imports should not be done at the time of ripening of the crop.
Demand to impose import duty on cotton again
Farmers demanded not to allow GM crops to enter India. Also, there was a demand to immediately restore the import duty removed on cotton. There was a demand to limit land acquisition only to development schemes and national issues.
Kisan Sangh demanded immediate agricultural loan like Mudra loan. There was also a demand to install rain measuring instruments in every Gram Panchayat and open agricultural colleges in the districts. There was a demand to increase the limit of Kisan Credit Card to Rs 5 lakh.
Demanded to provide fertilizers
Suryansh Patidar said that maize and soybean should be purchased at the support price. Farmers have faced problems due to the shortage of chemical fertilizers in the last two months. Therefore, adequate fertilizers should be made available to the farmers. There was also a demand to replace the burnt transformers within 24 hours.
Many farmer leaders including Bharatiya Kisan Sangh Tehsil President Dinesh Patel, Vishnu Yadav, Inder Singh Solanki were present in the program. Farmer leaders warned that if the demands are not met, then there will be a movement.
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