बंद कमरे में खुला Modi का सच! Rahul ने देश को दिखा दिए 6 मिनट के 2 वीडियो! Ashok Wankhede

Summary

The programme examines Rahul Gandhi’s meeting with farmer-union representatives and his release of two videos about the India–US trade deal. Presenter Ashok Wankhede argues that farmers’ concerns deserve a public, evidence-based response rather than dismissal by government ministers.

The farmers featured in the meeting warn that competition from heavily subsidised US agriculture could hurt Indian producers. They cite falling soybean prices in Madhya Pradesh and potential pressure on maize, pulses, apples, and walnuts. Wankhede expands the case to cotton and textiles: he says cheaper US cotton and related imports could weaken Indian cotton farmers, textile mills, and export markets. He also says imports of animal-feed products could affect local producers. He argues that both farmers and industry could lose under the deal.

Wankhede criticises the government for not publishing the full deal terms and for giving apparently conflicting accounts of its status and provisions. He challenges Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan and Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal to explain the agreement in a public discussion with affected farmers and industry representatives.

The programme includes Chouhan’s response. He says farmers, small businesses, and other sectors are protected; that the deal allows only limited apple and walnut quotas under specified conditions; and that there are no concessions for soybean or maize. He also accuses Rahul Gandhi of misleading farmers. Wankhede disputes these assurances and says the detailed agreement is needed to resolve the disagreement.

The discussion reports that farmer organisations and Rahul Gandhi’s side may coordinate a broader protest with opposition parties and labour groups. The programme says they planned to meet again and discusses further demonstrations, including a proposed protest at the Haryana Chief Minister’s residence.

Near the end, a Rahul Gandhi video argues that the deal creates a dilemma for cotton and textiles: if India follows Bangladesh’s tariff position, Indian cotton farmers could lose a market; if it does not, Indian textile producers could be less competitive. The hosts present this as further evidence that the agreement could harm either cotton farmers or the textile sector, while the government’s assurances remain contested.

Presenters and Contributors

• Ashish Chitranshi Singh — programme presenter
• Ashok Wankhede — commentator and co-host
• Rahul Gandhi — featured in a meeting and recorded video excerpts
• Farmer-union representatives — participants in the meeting and video excerpts
• Shivraj Singh Chouhan — featured in a government response clip