# Government should concentrate only and only on creating grivence redressal machanism.... which can
@DrSJaishankar @3DArnab @AjitPawarSpeaks @PawarSpeaks @uddhavthackeray @sardesairajdeep @yadavakhilesh @NSAajitdovalind @_YogendraYadav @KapilSibal
# There can not be law for every thing....
Contract farming or farming done by taking agricultural land on rent
# Government should concentrate only and only on creating grivence redressal machanism.... which can
# While creating law , which can help to solve the problems of farmers , one should make it clear that any case which is admitted in the courts, will be tested on certain laws like IPC/CRPC or civil laws
# In the case of farming done by pvt. players by taking land on lease or on rent there should be income tax on income earned by the farmer.....as this is not a income from agricultural produce .
New laws maybe made if required in cunsultation with all stakeholders related to farming including farmers, treaders, consumers and state governments.
Only after removing this law corporate investment can come in real estate sector... which will make House available for middle class family on rental basis....
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