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Wider meanings of the Indian farmers’ movement
The farmers’ protests have provided much needed energy and hope to the oppressed of India and beyond, writes BHABANI SHANKAR NAYAK of the University of Glasgow
protest against new farm laws in Mumbai

IN THE darkness of night, the Hindutva fascists and their trained henchmen are trying to attack Indian farmers’ protests and provoke violence with the help of police. 

The objective of the BJP government is to discredit the Indian farmers’ peaceful and democratic movements. 

All slanderous campaigns by the ruling classes against the farmers’ movements have failed. 

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