Aam Aadmi Party chief Arvind Kejriwal has called US President Trump a coward and timid. He appealed to the Modi government to take a b stance on American tariffs. He also demanded an increase in MSP for farmers, ensuring procurement, and providing subsidies.
New Delhi. Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) National Convener Arvind Kejriwal has made a b statement against US President Donald Trump and the central government. He said that Trump is a coward (coward), timid (timid), and fearful (fearful). Kejriwal stated that the world bows down (submits) when someone dominant makes it bow. He urged the Modi government that if America is imposing a 50 percent tariff on India, then India should decide to impose a 75 percent tariff on America.
Warning to shut down American companies
The AAP chief warned of shutting down four American companies in India. Kejriwal said that if the central government takes this step, America will have to pay a heavy price and will remember that India is firm (firm) in protecting its farmers and national interests.
Four important steps for farmers
Kejriwal demanded that the central government take four major steps in the interest of farmers. He said that this would provide farmers with financial stability (financial stability) and a competitive advantage in the market.
- Imposing import duty on American cotton
An 11 percent import duty should be reimposed on American cotton. - Fixing MSP
The Minimum Support Price (MSP) for Indian cotton should be fixed at ₹2100 per 20 kg. - Ensuring procurement of cotton
Cotton should be procured by the central government as per MSP. - Providing subsidy on agricultural inputs
Farmers should be provided subsidies on fertilizers, seeds, and other agricultural inputs.
Tariff issue between America and India
Kejriwal said that the 50 percent tariff imposed by Trump on India has caused losses to Indian farmers and traders. He emphasized that if India imposes a 75 percent tariff, it will force America to submit (submit). He said that respect in the world is earned through courage (courage) and firmness.
Farmers' interests and national economy
The Indian agricultural sector has recently faced several crises. The economic condition of farmers is weakening due to the oversupply of foreign cotton and low MSP. The AAP chief said that MSP, procurement, and subsidies will benefit farmers and strengthen India's economic sovereignty (sovereignty).
