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Break the deadlock

Farmer groups are taking too rigid a position

Farmers sitting at Snghu Border during their protest against the new farm law,  in New Delhi on Sunday.
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Farmers sitting at Snghu Border during their protest against the new farm law, in New Delhi on Sunday.

Business Standard Editorial Comment New Delhi
The showdown between the government and farmers’ organisations seems to be going from bad to worse.  After the meeting between Home Minister Amit Shah and farm leaders on Tuesday failed to break the deadlock, the government on Wednesday sent written proposals to farmers to address their apprehensions and make necessary changes in the laws. But the farmer groups — largely from Punjab and adjoining areas — have stuck to their demand of a rollback of the new laws and rejected the government’s offer. In fact, they have decided to up the ante and are now planning to block the Delhi-Jaipur

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