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R to redfishstream: And while the annulment of the laws was an undeniable victory for the farmers, they continue pressuring the government to codify a minimum support price for their crops, compensate the families of the dead farmers, and revoke the legal cases against the remaining protesters.
R to redfishstream: A year later, Prime Minister Modi conceded to farmers’ demands and repealed a set of 3 agricultural laws that favor big corporations and the agribusiness sector at the expense of small farmers.
R to redfishstream: More than 600 of them died. When a Minister’s SUV rammed through their protest in Oct. killing several farmers, they formed a caravan that traveled 1,000 miles through 20 villages, carrying the dead farmers’ ashes and making people aware of the brutality of the Modi government.
R to redfishstream: They faced brutal police force, water cannons, tear gas, lawsuits, and right-wing media vilification that painted them as traitors, anti-nationals, and even terrorists. They remained vigilant through the harsh winter, the scorching summer heatwave, and the COVID-19 surge.
R to redfishstream: Fighting against the corporatization of agriculture, farmers used a range of protest tactics, including staging road blockades, obstructing railways, shutting down economic activities, digging symbolic graves, and uniting 250 million people for a general strike.
For an entire year, Indian farmers led one of the largest protests in history, in what has been called “India’s biggest mobilization since independence.”
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