Yogendra Yadav tries to drive into negotiations after being thrown out

‘Ichchhadhaari’ protestor Yogendra Yadav has right now declared that farmer representatives are keen to carry talks with the central authorities on December 29 concerning farm legal guidelines.
We suggest to carry one other spherical of talks with the Centre at 11 am on twenty ninth December: Yogendra Yadav, Swaraj India#FarmLaws pic.twitter.com/BEAG9pkzP3— ANI (@ANI) December 26, 2020
Announcing the proposal to carry talks with the central authorities, Yadav highlighted two factors of their agenda viz. modalities to repeal the three farm legal guidelines and the process to convey regulation for offering a authorized assure on Minimum Support Price (MSP).
The first two factors in our agenda for talks are- modalities to repeal the three farm legal guidelines, and mechanism & process to convey regulation for offering a authorized assure on MSP (Minimum Support Price): Yogendra Yadav, Swaraj India https://t.co/vUBan9x4y5— ANI (@ANI) December 26, 2020
Yadav was talking throughout a press convention held at Singhu border right now the place he stated that the central authorities was holding talks with farmer leaders and organizations who should not related to the continued farmer protest. Several different farmer leaders from the Bharatiya Kisan Union and Rashtriya Kisan Mazdoor Mahasangh had been current throughout the press convention.
Govt is continually holding talks with so-called Farmers’ leaders & organisations, who’re not related to our motion in any respect. This is an try to interrupt our motion. Govt is coping with protesting farmers, the way in which it offers with its opposition: Yogendra Yadav, Swaraj India https://t.co/ZQCXUQWpbc pic.twitter.com/Hwz7iRnrQk— ANI (@ANI) December 23, 2020
Levelling allegations on the central authorities, he stated that the federal government was attempting to color the farmer protest as an extremist motion. He stated that letter has been written by Union Farmers to the central authorities asking it to not query the letter earlier written by the Front to the federal government because it was a unanimous resolution. He stated that the federal government was attempting to defame farmers’ affiliation.
United Farmers Front right now has written a letter to govt. It states that govt shouldn’t query the letter written by United Farmers’ Front beforehand because it was a unanimous resolution. Govt’s new letter is a contemporary try to defame farmers’ affiliation: Yogendra Yadav, Swaraj India pic.twitter.com/69MCSyQVw5— ANI (@ANI) December 23, 2020
“We urge the government not to repeat those meaningless amendments which we have rejected but come up with a concrete proposal in writing so that it can be made an agenda, and the process of negotiation can be started as soon as possible”, stated the self-proclaimed psephologist.
We urge the government to not repeat these meaningless amendments which we’ve rejected however give you a concrete proposal in writing in order that it may be made an agenda, and the method of negotiation will be began as quickly as attainable: Yogendra Yadav at Singhu border https://t.co/oAWu3hO97f— ANI (@ANI) December 23, 2020
Earlier this month, Yadav was barred by the central authorities from being a part of the farmer delegation that went to carry talks with the federal government. The authorities had already clarified that it’s going to not be entertaining any political character throughout the negotiations with the farmers however Yadav tried to current himself as farmers’ consultant. Since then, it seems that so as to have entry to negotiations with the federal government, he’s keen to model precise farmers engaged in negotiations as not being a part of the protest.
Farmer representatives had refused to take part within the sixth spherical of talks with the federal government saying that they might not accept something lower than complete repeal of the farm legal guidelines. The authorities had refused to repeal the legal guidelines however had agreed to make particular amendments contemplating the calls for of farmers.