Anna Hazare Warns Of Resuming 2019 Starvation Strike If Calls for Similar To Agriculture No longer Met

Pune:

Social activist Anna Hazare on Monday wrote to Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar caution “resumption of a starvation strike” towards the centre’s “failure” to fulfil his calls for together with the implementation of the suggestions made through MS Swaminathan Fee.

Mr Hazare’s different call for come with granting autonomy to the Fee for Agricultural Prices and Costs (CACP).

The anti-graft activist had sat on rapid in his Ralegaon Siddhi village in Ahmednagar district of Maharashtra in February, 2019.

He referred to as off the short on February 5, 2019 after receiving a written assurance from then Union agriculture minister Radha Mohan Singh that the Centre would shape a high-powered committee to speak about the tips made through the Swaminathan Fee and different agriculture-related calls for.

In his letter to Mr Tomar, copies of which have been shared with newshounds, Hazare has enclosed the letter of Radha Mohan Singh assuring that the high-powered committee will get ready its file and publish it through October 30, 2019.

“The centre had confident that it will take suitable motion at the calls for at the foundation of the committee’s file. Since not anything has been accomplished until date to that impact, I’m considering to renew the starvation strike which used to be referred to as off on February 5, 2019,” Mr Hazare wrote in his letter to Mr Tomar.

The octogenarian mentioned the centre could be quickly apprised of the date and venue of the short.

Mr Hazare noticed a quick on December eight in make stronger of the Bharat Bandh referred to as through farmer organisations not easy a repeal of the Centre’s 3 agri regulations.

He had warned of an agitation if the federal government fails to grant autonomy to the CACP and enforce suggestions of the Swaminathan Fee.