President shouldn't have shown support to new farm laws during Parliament address: TMC

He added that 19 opposition parties, including the TMC, did not attend the joint session addressed by the President.
Trinamool Congress MP Sougata Roy (Photo | PTI)
Trinamool Congress MP Sougata Roy (Photo | PTI)

KOLKATA: The TMC said on Friday that it was not right on the part of President Ram Nath Kovind to support the new agricultural laws, during his address to the joint session of Parliament, "knowing well that the farming community had been protesting against the legislations".

TMC MP Saugata Roy, after a meeting of the party's core committee, stated that the "President should have also mentioned that the violence at the peasants' rally on Republic Day was a manufactured one".

"Without disrespecting the President's address, we want to say that when the farming community in the country is up against the farm laws, it was not right on his part to support the laws," Roy said.

He added that 19 opposition parties, including the TMC, did not attend the joint session addressed by the President.

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