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FARMERS DEMANDS -2024-ELECTIONSTo All Political Parties .

FARMERS   DEMANDS -2024-ELECTIONS
To All  Political Parties .  

1. Will your party after 2024 consider enhancing the status of Union Agriculture Minister by designating as Deputy Prime Minster, with Separate Union Agriculture Budget?
2. What steps Will your party after 2024 initiate to increase farmers income on par with Government employees to provide economic equity.
3. Will your party after 2024 consider removing GST on agricultural inputs of fertilizer, pesticides, tractors, harvesters so as to help reduce production cost of?
4. Will your party after 2024 consider   Linking MANREGA with famers contribution of @ 50 to enable timely harvesting.
2. Will Alliance Government   consider providing diesel @ 50 % subsidized for all farm activities?
5. Will your party after 2024 consider empower State Governments to get foreign technologies for increase productivity and nutrition
6.  Will your party after 2024 consider to allow State Governments to enter into long term MOU for investments in processing, storage and exports. 
7. Will your party after 2024 consider remove Essential Commodities Act not to hinder long term marketing? 
8. Will your party after 2024 consider remove ban on cattle movement, except COW.
9. Will your party after 2024 consider to  remove restrictions on Sugar cane movement?
10. Will your party after 2024 consider to empower    Panchayats to do culling of wild animals of Wild Pigs, Nilghais and Monkeys?
11. Will your party after 2024 consider  guaranteed payment of Crop insurance within 30 days by using Remote sensing? 
12. Will your party after 2024 consider stop importing Opium from other countries so as to encourage Indian farmers?
13. Will your party after 2024 consider approve use of technologies of Embryo, GMO, Nano, Remote sensing, IT, Robotics.  
14. Will your party after 2024 consider Increase the Budget for Organic farming? 
15. Will your party after 2024 consider to reconstitute CACP as an autonomous institution for fixing realistic MSP?
16. Will your party after 2024 consider democratize Commodity Boards?
17. Will your party after 2024 consider establishing an All-India Agriculture Service. 
18. Will your party after 2024 consider enhancing the statues of ICAR on par with ISRO?
19. Will your party after 2024 consider direct processing industries to share profits with raw material supply farmers?
20. Will your party after 2024 consider asking   Argo industries to nominate   farmers on their board?
21. Will your party after 2024 consider stop illegal import of GM products?  
22. Will your party after 2024 consider review all regional agreements on agriculture Trade.
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( P. Chengal Reddy. Advocate & Chief Adviser. CIFA. Email.chengalreddy.cifaadviser@gmail.com .www.indianfarmers.org.(20-09.22)

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