Farmers Rally Against India-U.S. Trade Deal: A Call for Accountability!

Farmers from the ‘Desh Bachao Morcha’ took to the streets on motorcycles, protesting against the proposed India-U.S. trade deal that they argue jeopardizes the livelihoods of millions. With banners held high, they called on the Central government to prioritize the needs of farmers, workers, and small traders, emphasizing that the agreement should not undermine India’s economic and food sovereignty.

This rally raises crucial questions: What commitments has the government made to protect its farmers? How will this trade deal affect the already struggling agricultural sector? The farmers insist that any agreement must serve the interests of the people, not foreign corporations.

As reported by The Hindu, this movement is not just about trade; it embodies a larger struggle for the rights of ordinary citizens against policies that seem to favor external interests over domestic welfare. Will the government listen, or will these voices be drowned out in the corridors of power?

Source: The Hindu