Amit Shah Defends Farmers' Interests Amid Trade Deal Controversy

Union Home Minister Amit Shah emphasized that farmers' and fishermen's interests are secure under current trade deals, while criticizing Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for allegedly spreading lies. Shah assured the public of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's commitment to protecting these sectors, contrasting it with past UPA regimes.

At a BJP rally, Union Home Minister Amit Shah affirmed the safeguarding of farmers' and fishermen's interests in the context of FTA and trade agreements. Shah criticized Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, accusing him of fabricating falsehoods regarding these deals. He asserted that Gandhi's claims mislead the public.

Shah emphasized that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has guaranteed full protection for these sectors, specifically mentioning the Indo-US trade deal. He noted that such assurances were absent during the UPA era, when, according to Shah, farmers' interests were compromised.

The Home Minister expressed optimism about the BJP-led NDA's prospects in the 2029 elections, under Modi's leadership, suggesting continued focus on safeguarding domestic industries.

(With inputs from agencies.)