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New farmers' group meets to break deadlock in talks; frame MSP law

The group, which calls itself Rashtriya Kisan Morcha, says amendments by Centre on the three farm acts are unacceptable; wants fresh amendments to further assuage concerns of farmers

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FIE PIC: According to the Rashtriya Kisan Morcha, some fresh amendments could be incorporated to further assuage the concerns of farmers

Sanjeeb MukherjeeAgencies New Delhi
Even as both the houses of Parliament were once again adjourned today due to vociferous protests by the Opposition on a variety of issues, including the three farm acts, a group of farmers claiming to represent over 100 groups across India gathered at a Gurudwara in Delhi, with the aim of breaking the deadlock between the protesting farmers and the Government.

The group, which calls itself Rashtriya Kisan Morcha (RKM), said that amendments announced by the Centre on the three farm acts that were presented during 11 rounds of discussions are unacceptable to them but instead some fresh amendments could

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