All eyes are now on the fourth round of talks between the Centre and the farmers as protests against the contentious new farm laws are intensifying by the day.
After the talks ended in a stalemate on Tuesday, the government is weighing in options to address certain issues, not necessarily linked to the farm laws.
Govt is constantly discussing issues with farmers. Today is the fourth round of talks & I'm hoping for a positive outcome: Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar after meeting Home Minister Amit Shah pic.twitter.com/zzOWyq3D0N
— ANI (@ANI) December 3, 2020
Agitating farmers on Wednesday said today's talks will be the "last chance" to call an emergency session of parliament and repeal the controversial legislations, failing which, the farmers “movement will become huge and the government will fall”. The agitating farmers also plan to burn effigies of PM Modi and the corporates if no breakthrough is reached today.
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