Chest widened by 'forgiveness', Narendra Modi chose between Benjamin Disraeli and Woodrow Wilson

The opposition was sure that Modi could not take a U-turn. Modi is arrogant, a dictator. The 'movements' who believed in this were hopeful of Modi's alleged insistence. Rakesh Tikait, who kept the movement away from politics, took the leaders off the stage, has promised to defeat the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the Uttar Pradesh assembly elections. That is why the opposition, which is preparing to shine politics on the death of 700 farmers in the movement, is badly shaken by the decision of Narendra Modi.

Till yesterday, the farmers who talked about dictatorship in the country started calling the return of the Farm Laws as the victory of democracy. But has only the United Kisan Morcha won? If the celebration of this victory of the democratic system is being celebrated by distributing Jalebi in Tikri and Ghazipur border, then it has to be remembered that its syrup has been prepared by the Prime Minister of the country. Narendra Modi has been taking fearless decisions in the interest of the nation. By repealing the Kisan Act, he has carried forward this list.

The PM's decision made the BJP leaders, workers and pro-farmers who have been supporting the farmers laws for 358 days uncomfortable. If Modi wanted, he could have made this announcement through a tweet or forwarded to the Agriculture Minister. But he himself took this responsibility. The government's intentions were put forth openly.

Modi has apologized. For the decision that was being opposed. This does not decrease the width of the chest. Chowkidar chor hai.. Forced to apologize unconditionally by speaking, it should be understood by Rahul Gandhi whose party was in power for almost 70 years. During this, the farmers also faced famine and emergency. It does not mean that Congress has not done anything.