P. Sainath, the The Founding Editor of People's Archive of Rural India, talks about the way in which the Farm Laws and the Labour Laws were passed at the height of the pandemic when the government thought India's toiling masses would be at their weakest.
P. Sainath, the The Founding Editor of People's Archive of Rural India, talks about the way in which the Farm Laws and the Labour Laws were passed at the height of the pandemic when the government thought India's toiling masses would be at their weakest. He addresses how governments have betrayed the farmers, especially on the issue of MSP, rebuts the claim that the laws will give farmers more choice, and also examines the media coverage of the farmers' protests