So all India strike 27 th September is starting point & more greater resitance are ensuing!r

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 What's the peasant Associations & worker Unions accused about government's intentions on 🔴 three Farm laws 🔴 Electricity amendment bill 🔴 labour codes. — all are proving correct day by day!

Modi government already made agreements: with Amazon, Microsoft like techno giants to swoop on $24 billion farm data!! Sovereignty? 😁 Atma Nirvar Bharat?!







Through labour codes government give reigns to makes it 12 hours working hour a day! Plus over time?! And the job done by government in last 7 years & through above picture it's clear whose side Modi & his government belong?!

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