The Indian government has sought talks with the country's angry farmers

 The Indian government has sought talks with the country's angry farmers Police officers in India used tear gas and hot water on farmers...

 The Indian government has sought talks with the country's angry farmers

Police officers in India used tear gas and hot water on farmers who were marching to New Delhi in an effort to challenge the government's decision to fix the price of their crops before the harvest. .

Farmers, most of whom are from Punjab state in the north of the country, have spent a long time contacting the government of the country on the law that fixed the price of their kayaks, a situation that led the government to court.

The conflict between Farmers and the Government of India is seen as an issue that can cause problems for the candidacy of Prime Minister Narendra Modi who is seeking a victory in the country's elections in May.

The head of the farmers union, Sarwan Singh Pandher, told reporters that they will stop their protest for two days, where they will continue from where they stopped on Friday, until the government gives them confirmation on the price of grain.

The country's agriculture minister, Arjun Munda, published on his page X that the government is ready to discuss with the country's farmers on how to provide them with a solution.