On Tuesday, a day after Parliament passed a law eliminating agricultural restrictions, Punjab Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, requesting that all debts owed by farmers and farm laborers be erased. Mr. Channi went on to say that his administration is prepared to split a percentage of the debt forgiveness costs with the Centre. He added that farmer representatives had just met with him in Chandigarh with their concerns and that agricultural debt was the only big issue that remained unsolved.
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Farmers and the government have moved a step closer to resolving many important unsolved problems that have taken center stage with the wish to abolish three agricultural laws, with the declaration to repeal three farm legislation. The most significant of them, according to Channi in a letter to the Prime Minister, is agricultural debt. We are convinced that our great nation, which has served for decades, now has a moral responsibility to overcome its lethargy and completely abolish agricultural debt, including the debt of agricultural workers. doing.
According to Prime Minister, banks and non-bank companies “should not rely on our farmers and farmers to recover agricultural debt, which is a major cause of suicide and stress in rural economies.” is. As a result, the Chief Minister offers an invitation to embrace his proposal of total debt forgiveness for farmers and agricultural laborers. My administration, in collaboration with the Government of India, is prepared to assume our part of the debt load “In the letter, Mr. Channi stated.
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