The fire of the farmer movement is increasing all over the country. Farmers are protesting in Maharashtra after Madhya Pradesh. Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar attacked on the Modi government on the issue of farmers' movement.

He said, "the Modi government has promised to farmers about the cost of their crops has not been fulfilled. Farmers were told that more than 50 per cent of the cost would be given to farmers.

Nitish Kumar organized a press conference in this regard and aimed at the BJP government to not find the solution of the problem of the farmers.

He said, "The cost of crop production is increasing for farmers. But the price of production is not getting suitable. This is the basic problem."

They tainted the statement of the farmers of PM Modi's debt waiver. He said, "Debt waiver will not end the problem of farmers. The government should formulate a policy at the national level."

After this, Nitish Kumar targeted Uttar Pradesh's Chief Minister Yogi Aditya Nath. He challenged the elections in UP-Bihar just yet. Nitish said that if elections are again held in UP and Bihar then their popularity will be realized and they will know how much the people have liked the work of the Yogi. Nitish Kumar named the farmer movement as the agrarian crisis.

Let me tell you that the farmers of Maharashtra also had strike after a large-scale farmers' agitation in Madhya Pradesh. However, considering the horrific situation of Madhya Pradesh, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis announced debt waiver, after which the farmers finished their 11-day strike.

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