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Will find conclusion in coming days: Tomar over farmers' tractor march
Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar said, 'Anyone can express dissent if they disagree. When we saw that some farmers, although their number isn't very high, were protesting against (farm) laws, we thought that we must find a solution via dialogue, & we still hope that issue will be resolved. They (farmers) could have chosen any other day instead of January 26 but they have announced now. Conducting rally peacefully without any accident would be the concern for farmers as well as police administration'.
The protest will end soon, said Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar when asked when will the farmers' agitation get over.
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