Comments by "Sankalp" (@sankalp6872) on "Farm protests, issues with MSP, APMC u0026 India’s many Green Revolutions since the 1960s" video.

If the Govt backs out of these reforms then farmers from Maha, UP, MP, Bihar, and Karnataka should also march towards Delhi. Clearly, there is a step-motherly attitude towards these states. Maharashtra does not even have a proper irrigation system. The fear psychosis of Punjab and Haryana farmers should not be allowed to torpedo the aspirations of Maharashtra and the rest of India farmers.
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Hopefully, the Govt will not go back on these reforms but anyway Congress or particularly the Gandhi family missed out on the credit for Liberalization due to an unnecessary feud with PV Narsimharao and now they'll lose out on credit for the second liberalization too due to Rahul's stupidity. The laws are good and change is hard also Modi govt made mistakes as they failed to take stakeholders onboard.
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@adesharatushar Don't look it just from APMC perspective. See the plight of onion and tomato farmers in Maharashtra. Contract farming as proposed within these laws may help in a big way to get rid of these highly perishable items. Just see the opportunities if farmers get opportunity to bond with Dominos.
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@naturevedios31 You are right that Corporates are here for profits but they are also smart to realize never to kill the hen that lays the golden eggs. Companies like Dominos or Big Bazar are billion-dollar empires and have nothing to gain by squabbling with farmers over a few thousand rupees. They seek reliable suppliers and farmers seek a reliable buyer. It is a win-win situation for both. These reforms will put farmers on par with Suppliers of Maruti Suzuki and Tata. We have seen the suppliers here prosper and some like Bharath Forge have even become multinational giants. Farmers have a real opportunity here to move away from debt traps. Also, nobody is forcing farmers to do business with Corporates. They can choose not to do business with Corporates if they wish.
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Govt should engage Shekhar Gupta, Dr. Gulati, and known farmer leaders like Sharad Pawar and Shivraj Singh Chauhan to negotiate with farmers. Modi Govt clearly needs help here and they should hesitate from asking for it.
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Companies like Dominos or Big Bazar are billion-dollar empires and have nothing to gain by squabbling with farmers over a few thousand rupees. They seek reliable suppliers and farmers seek a reliable buyer. It is a win-win situation for both. These reforms will put farmers on par with Suppliers of Maruti Suzuki and Tata. We have seen the suppliers here prosper and some like Bharath Forge have even become multinational giants. Also, nobody is forcing farmers to do business with Corporates. They can choose not to do business with Corporates if they wish. These reforms present a real opportunity for farmers to break free from debt traps and taxpayers to move away from farm loan waivers. Imagine the amount of money will generate and save every year which could be spent on infra, defense and reducing income tax/corporate tax.
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