All India Kisan Sabha Vijoo Krishnan on India Farm Laws

The transcript discusses the ongoing farmer protests in India since 2020, highlighting the political impact on the ruling BJP party and the farmers' distrust of the government. It covers the demands for legal guarantees on crop prices and the repeal of controversial laws. The discussion also touches on the broader agricultural crisis and the influence of neoliberal policies. Future actions, including protests and legislative demands, are outlined.

What was the main political impact of the farmers' movement on the ruling BJP party?

• The BJP formed a coalition with the farmers.

• The BJP gained more seats in the elections.

• The BJP lost its majority in the parliament.

• The BJP suffered setbacks in state elections.

Why do the farmers distrust the government's announcement regarding the agricultural laws?

• The announcement was supported by all political parties.

• The announcement included new taxes on farmers.

• The announcement promised higher subsidies.

• The announcement was made without consulting the farmers.

What is one of the main reasons for the agricultural crisis in India?

• Lack of modern farming equipment.

• Increased prices of agricultural inputs without a rise in crop prices.

• High export tariffs on crops.

• Excessive government subsidies.

What has been the impact of neoliberal economic policies on Indian farmers?

• Increased government support.

• A crisis leading to farmer suicides.

• Higher crop prices.

• More employment opportunities.

What is the planned action by farmers at the end of January?

• A tractor march to the parliament.

• A hunger strike in Delhi.

• A nationwide crop burning protest.

• A sit-in at the Prime Minister's residence.

What is the farmers' demand regarding the three agricultural acts?

• Postponement of the acts for five years.

• Partial amendment of the acts.

• Total repeal of the acts.

• Implementation of the acts with modifications.

What is the farmers' stance on the electricity law?

• They want it amended.

• They are indifferent to it.

• They demand its repeal.

• They support it.