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The Political Economy of Agricultural Market Reforms

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Cong tears into government affidavit

5894 2 The Congress on Wednesday accused the Centre of lying to the Supreme Court on oath about holding pre-legislative consultations on the contentious farm laws. New Delhi, January 13 The Congress on Wednesday accused the Centre of lying to the Supreme Court on oath about holding pre-legislative consultations on the contentious farm laws. Congress spokesperson Abhishek Singhvi cited the affidavit filed by the Centre before the court on Monday and questioned the veracity of the government claim that 20-year-long deliberations had been held with the states on barrier-free access to agricultural markets. The Centre said it was filing the affidavit to “remove deliberate wrong perception created by non-farmer elements present at the protest site by using media and social media and to apprise this court of true facts.”

Govt misleading country, Supreme Court on farm laws, says Congress

The Congress on Wednesday accused the government of misleading the country and the Supreme Court by claiming that pre-legislative consultations were held prior to the passage of the three farm laws and claimed this amounted to contempt of court. Congress spokesperson Abhishek Singhvi at a press conference alleged that the government changed its stand from "having no information" on pre-legislative consultations to suddenly claiming the laws were a result of two decades of deliberations. He said while the government has now claimed two-decades of consultations, in response to an RTI on the issue on December 22, 2020, it was stated that "this CPIO does not hold any record in this matter".

Govt misleading country, Supreme Court on farms laws: Congress

New Delhi, January 13 The Congress on Wednesday accused the government of misleading the country and the Supreme Court by claiming that pre-legislative consultations were held prior to the passage of

Centre's affidavit in SC on farm laws misleading, contempt: Congress

Centre’s affidavit in SC on farm laws misleading, contempt: Congress SECTIONS Last Updated: Jan 13, 2021, 11:28 PM IST Share Synopsis AICC spokesperson Abhishek Manu Singhvi cited “contradictions” in a related Right to Information (RTI) replies and questioned how the affidavit could refer to “consultations over the last two decades” on agriculture reforms as examples of “pre-legislative consultations” on these particular contentious farm laws. PTI New Delhi: Congress has questioned the veracity and credibility of the Centre’s affidavit filed before the Supreme Court on the pre-legislative consultations on the farm bills before they were enacted into laws. AICC spokesperson Abhishek Manu Singhvi cited “contradictions” in a related Right to Information (RTI) replies and questioned how the affidavit could refer to “consultations over the last two decades” on agriculture reforms as examples of “pre-legislative consultations” on these particular contentious farm laws. He also asked how the Centre affidavit could cite the 2003 and 2017 draft Model APMC Acts, giving a choice to states (which most of them didn’t accept), as part of the pre-legislative consultation regarding the current contentious Acts.

Experiment with laws for a year or two, change if needed: Rajnath Singh

“Let this Act be implemented once. For one-two years, experiment according to this Act and see. If you think this is not a profitable Act for farmers, I can say with certainty, knowing the Prime Minister’s intentions, whatever amendments are necessary, we will be ready to do them all.”

Farmers' protests: An intellectual biography of India's new agri laws

Farmers' protests: An intellectual biography of India’s new agri laws It is time for politicians, administrators, economists, policymakers and other concerned citizens to examine the evolution of these laws Gautam Chikermane December 13, 2020 11:29:47 IST Protesting farmers listen to a speaker as they hold an agitation at a highway. AP The debate around the economics and administration of farm laws stands frozen by politics. It is, therefore, time for politicians, administrators, economists, policymakers and other concerned citizens to examine the evolution of these laws. The three laws that have been enacted by Parliament attempt to take farmers towards harvesting economic gains; they have thus far been held back by outdated laws, manipulated markets and vested interests-driven corruption. This is aside from macro-factors, such as India moving away from food shortages into an era of surpluses.

An intellectual biography of India's new farm laws

An intellectual biography of India’s new farm laws A comprehensive guide to the history of India’s agriculture policy in the context of the recently enacted Farm Laws. he debate around the economics and administration of farm laws stands frozen by politics. It is, therefore, time for politicians, administrators, economists, policymakers and other concerned citizens to examine the evolution of these laws. The three laws that have been enacted by Parliament attempt to take farmers towards harvesting economic gains; they have thus far been held back by outdated laws, manipulated markets and vested interests-driven corruption. This is aside from macro-factors, such as India moving away from food shortages into an era of surpluses.