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Farmers’ movement is far from over: Guv

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JAIPUR, June 12: Governor Satya Pal Malik on Sunday said the farmers’ movement is not over yet and that they will wage a “fierce battle” against the government if it does not bring a law on minimum support price (MSP).
Speaking at a Jat community programme here, Malik said he will also join the movement once he completes his term as Meghalaya governor.
Malik has targeted the government several times in the recent past over farmers’ issues.
“The farmers’ movement is not over yet, it was the dharna which ended. If a law on MSP is not made, then the farmers will wage a fierce battle against the country’s government,” Malik said.
He said only once his tenure as Meghalaya Governor gets over, he will also join the movement. (PTI)

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