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The clarification of Union Minister Narendra Singh Tomar comes after Congress suspected that the BJP govt was planning to repeal three farm rules and amendments after elections in five provinces.
On Saturday, Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar concluded that the central government will no longer to introduce any of the three farm rules in the amended form.
The statement from the Minister of Trade Unions comes after the ANC suspected that the Institute was planning to reinstate three farm laws (now repealed) and amendments after elections in five provinces.
"I did not say this," replied Mr Tomar when asked about his statement at a ceremony in Nagpur on Friday where, while talking about (repealed) farm laws, he said the government take a step back and "will move forward again" for welfare of farmers.
“I had said that the government brought a three laws looking after farmers, we set it back for some reason. The government will continue to work for the welfare of farmers, ”he said.
Earlier, during the Nagpur event, Mr. Tomar had said: "We have brought farm rules. Some people did not like it but it was a great change after 70 years after the liberation that was under the leadership of Narendra Modiji. it will be strong. "
Referring to the statement of Minister Tomar's,"....will move forward again." Congress leader said the the statement also reiterated the govt's plan to reinstate the three laws against farmers. "
The Congress leader said Prime Minister Narendra Modi had apologized and passed three "black" laws in Parliament fearing defeat in five constituencies.
At the time, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said Tomar had ignored an apology from Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The three farm rules were repealed after the passage of the required law during the winter of Parliament, which began on November 23.
