Lok Sabha MP Hooda Condemns Agriculture Minister's Remarks on Deceased Farmers

Congress Lok Sabha MP Deepender Singh Hooda criticized Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan in the Lok Sabha for making insensitive remarks about the families of farmers who died during the Kisan Andolan. Hooda emphasized the government's lack of support for these families, demanding employment and assistance.

Congress Lok Sabha MP Deepender Singh Hooda expressed strong disapproval of Union Minister of Agriculture and Farmer Welfare, Shivraj Singh Chauhan, stating he made light of the plight of farmers during a parliamentary session on Tuesday. Hooda took issue with Chauhan's response to queries about aiding the families of the 750 farmers who died during the Kisan Andolan.

Addressing the Lok Sabha, Hooda highlighted the need for assistance and job provisions for the families of the deceased farmers, mentioning that many of these families had lost their primary breadwinners. He lambasted the government for its perceived insensitivity and neglect towards these farmers' dire situations.

Hooda reiterated his condemnation, vowing not to let farmers become a subject of ridicule by the government. He called for immediate attention and action to support the affected families, criticizing the government's stance as deeply insensitive.