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A farmer from Vijayapura, Karnataka, protested after being offered Rs. 200 per quintal (approximately 100 kg) for his onions at an auction in Basavana Bagewadi. He had expected prices between Rs. 800 and Rs. 1,000 per quintal. In response, he emptied a sack of onions onto the road and...

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Fayaz Ahmad Khan1 yıl önce

It's heartbreaking to see farmers getting so little, particularly when their produce sells for 200-300 times that amount to consumers. The concept of a welfare state feels non-existent. There is a desperate need for sincere government intervention at the very top.

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Swarup1 yıl önce

Let us privatise more And let us bring back Slavery instead. Swaminiathan commission clearly stipulated MSP and massive increase of APMC . But govts want to dismantle APMC so that their boogy friends can take over agri and we search for coupons while ordering from Zepto

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There should be a clear msp on retail and wholesale on everything that is farm produced otherwise the trade will kill all the farmers.

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భాను చందర్ | Bhanu Chander Kasinedi1 yıl önce

2 rupees per kg? Never ever i bought them below 20 rupees

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Satya1 yıl önce

Same so called farmer should have read three farm laws brought by @narendramodi and questioned for better clauses rather blind denial.

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We have to tell them not to spoil food grains if he really hardworked he will never do like this

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பிரபாகரன் சௌ பாண்டியன் | Prabhakaran S Pandian1 yıl önce

We should have some shame to see this as a citizen🥲

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Happe_Hyder-aabaad ®1 yıl önce

Why to roll over , Instead Distribute or sale directly it In retail at affordable Prices

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