BKU Charuni's national president, Gurnam Singh Charuni, has submitted objections to the Union Agriculture and Farmers' Welfare Ministry regarding a new agriculture marketing policy draft.
Charuni urges farmers, laborers, and arhtiyas to submit their views and suggestions against the draft by January 10.
The BKU claims the policy is a "deep conspiracy" that undermines farmers’ interests and intends to enhance corporate influence in agriculture.
Concerns were raised about the draft's provisions, which could reduce state power and disrupt the established mandi system, harming small growers.
Charuni warned of potential unemployment and exploitation of farmers, calling for the immediate withdrawal of the policy draft.
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