Despite the protests, Pandit Nehru forced the Indus Water Agreement, the big statement of the Agriculture Minister
Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan made a big announcement on Monday. Representatives of Indian water experts have opposed the Indus water agreement, but Pandit Nehru intervened and forced the agreement, the Agriculture Minister said. Atal Ji also opposed the agreement in Parliament in 1960 and said this should not happen. Prime Minister Modi concludes this historical injustice, we are Greek.
Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan made the announcement in a conversation with farmers at ICAR in Delhi, Pusha Bhavan. Shivraj Singh Chauhan spoke to farmers about the Indus water deal and made this statement. Shivraj Singh Chauhan said the Indus water deal was unfair to the country. Pandit Nehru gave Pakistan money and water. At that time, Pakistan was given Rs 83 crore and 80 per cent of water. However, water professionals then opposed it. However, Pandit Nehru forced the water agreement.
Cutting the stomach of your peasants and giving them water
Shivraj Singh Chauhan said that by cutting the stomach of our peasants, we are giving water to those responsible for producing terrorists. We are proud of our army, their vitality and vitality. Our army killed the missiles such as Turkey, Chinese drones and missiles. Our children are playing with the ruins of Pakistan’s drones and missiles. In three days, Pakistan came to his knees. The Prime Minister concluded historical injustice and welcomed him. This water is used for country and farmers’ interest.
Earlier today, at the Krishi Bhawan in New Delhi, the Union Agriculture and the Welfare of the Farmers’ Welfare and the Farmers’ Welfare and the Farmers’ President Shivraj Singh Chauhan and the Secretaries of the Ministry of Rural Development, Devesh Chaturvedi (Secretary, Agriculture Department), Devesh Chaturvedi (Secretary, Agriculture Department).
A meeting with Agriculture Minister farmers
At the meeting, the state agriculture ministers praised ‘Developed Krishi Sankalap Abhiyan’ and described it as an foresight and effective initiative in the interest of farmers. At the meeting, he shared the experiences of his states, as well as exchanged instructions to improve the lives of farmers more effective and functionally.
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Highlighting the concept of “Lab to Land”, the Minister of Agriculture said that the government directly connects scientists and farmers, thereby eliminating the distance between the agricultural and laboratory and the benefits of scientific methods.
