Farmers Play Cards For 9 Months, Work For Just 3: Rewa BJP MP Janardan Mishra's Remark Sparks Row
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'Farmers spend 9 months drinking, playing cards': BJP MP sparks row
BJP MP Janardan Mishra has caused a controversy by stating that modern farmers work for only three months and spend the rest of the year playing cards, consuming gutka, and liquor. His comments, made at a Govardhan Puja event, have drawn sharp criticism from Congress leaders who accuse him of insulting farmers and demand a public apology.
Farmers Play Cards For 9 Months, Work For Just 3: Rewa BJP MP Janardan Mishra's Remark Sparks Row
BJP MP from Rewa, Madhya Pradesh, Janardan Mishra, has triggered a controversy after a video of his speech went viral on social media. In the video, he is heard making remarks about farmers and their daily lives, claiming that they work
BJP MP Janardhan Mishra's inappropriate comments on farmers have sparked a huge controversy. Mishra alleged that farmers work for only three months and spend the remaining nine months playing cards, eating gutkhas and drinking alcohol.
'Farmers Work 3 Months, Play Cards, Smoke Ganja For Rest Of Year': BJP MP Sparks Outrage
The BJP leader, Janardan Mishra, allegedly said that after working for just three month, the farmers spend their remaining nine months playing cards, drinking liquor and smoking ganja.
During Govardhan Puja in Rakri village of Mauganj district, Rewa MP Janardan Mishra commented on the working style of farmers. On Monday, he said that farmers work hard for three months a year, while spending the remaining nine months playing cards, Rajshree, bottles, chillums, and chanting "Jai Bhole." Following his statement, farmer organizations and opposition leaders protested. Kisan Mahasangh called it an insult to food providers. After a v…
BJP MP Janardan Mishra has made controversial comments about the working style of farmers. He said that farmers work hard for only three months a year, spending the rest of their time playing cards and gambling.
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