Farmers Protest 2.0: हर दिन होगा इतने करोड़ का तगड़ा नुकसान, देश को चुकानी होगी बड़ी कीमत

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पंजाब-हरियाणा से किसान फसलों पर MSP गारंटी कानून की डिमांड को लेकर दिल्ली की तरफ बढ़ रहे हैं. 20 हजार से ज्यादा किसान दिल्ली की तरफ मूव कर रहे हैं..और इसी को देखते हुए दिल्ली, पंजाब, हरियाणा और यूपी के बॉर्डर्स को सील कर दिया है. दिल्ली समेत हरियाणा और पंजाब के कई जिलों में धारा 144 लागू कर दी गई है. वहीं, किसान आंदोलन के चलते ट्रांसपोर्टेशन प्रभावित होने से देश के बाजार को रोजाना हजारों करोड़ों का नुकसान होने की संभावना है. ऐसे में अगर कोई हल नहीं निकला तो अर्थव्यवस्था को गहरी चोट पहुंचने का डर है.       delhi farmers protest live,delhi kisan andolan,farmers protest impact on economy,farmers protest demand,delhi farmers protest reason,delhi news today,farmers protest live,farmers protest in delhi,farmers protest,kisan andolan,kisan andolan news,farmers protest delhi,farmer protest today,why farmers are protesting again,section 144 in delhi,farmers protest news,bharat bandh,shambhu border,singhu border,rakesh tikait,kisan andolan latest news         #farmerprotest #kisanandolan #delhichalo #farmerprotestdelhi                  ~HT.178~PR.147~ED.148~CA.280~GR.121~

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00:00 Farmers from Punjab and Haryana are moving towards Delhi on MSP guarantee law.

00:06 More than 20,000 farmers are moving towards Delhi.

00:09 And seeing this, Delhi, Punjab, Haryana and UP's borders have been sealed.

00:15 In Delhi and Haryana and many districts of Punjab, section 144 has been imposed.

00:20 Due to the impact of the farmer's movement, the market of the country is likely to suffer a loss of thousands of crores.

00:30 If no solution is found in this, the economy is likely to be badly affected.

00:35 Hi, this is Bhavna and you are watching GoodReturns.

00:38 In this video, we will understand in detail how much the economy can be affected.

00:44 When protests like this take place, does the economy feel a shock?

00:48 And how much did the economy suffer last time when this protest took place?

00:53 But before that, listen to Jaspreet Singh, who has a tire shop on the Singhu border.

00:58 He told us how much he is suffering from the protests.

01:02 Sir, your name?

01:03 My name is Jaspreet Singh.

01:05 Jaspreet ji, tell me that the farmers' protest that is going on now, has started.

01:10 It is a little far to reach Delhi.

01:13 You have a shop here. What would you like to say about it?

01:16 Sir, the last time it happened that the whole work was stopped.

01:19 And it took us about a year to finish.

01:23 And I think the same condition is going to happen again.

01:26 Because our shop is on the border.

01:28 And we have only one car since morning.

01:30 So if this continues, how will we survive?

01:33 There are many shops around here.

01:37 So this is a big problem for us.

01:39 Because everyone's family runs from this shop.

01:42 So the issue is very big, but the government should understand this.

01:46 And should think about it.

01:48 And should solve their demands together.

01:51 Because what happens is that all the people who live nearby, all the shops,

01:56 all their things get disturbed.

01:58 All their things get spoiled.

02:00 So the problem is very big, but the government should see it.

02:03 Now we are also facing this thing.

02:05 So how many customers have you had since morning?

02:07 Sir, this is the first car I have had since morning.

02:09 Now you can see that it is afternoon.

02:11 And I also feel that if the rush gets too much here,

02:14 then we will have to go home by shutting down.

02:16 Let's see, we hope that this thing gets cleared soon.

02:20 And we can get back to work.

02:23 If this happens, how much loss will there be?

02:25 Sir, there is monthly rent, there is labor.

02:28 So let's say we have 45,000 plus rent.

02:31 And we have two laborers.

02:33 So the electricity bill, whatever our expense is,

02:35 it is 60,000 to 70,000.

02:37 Which we will have to pay by zip.

02:39 Because there is no possibility of working here.

02:42 Yes sir, that's all.

02:44 Right now, everyone is worried.

02:46 If you go and ask anyone,

02:48 everyone says that this thing should not happen.

02:51 The government should look at it.

02:53 Not only Jaspreet Singh,

02:55 there are many other businessmen, shopkeepers,

02:58 who are likely to be affected.

03:00 Due to the farmers coming from Punjab to Delhi,

03:03 there is a heavy traffic jam on the roads.

03:05 This has affected the goods.

03:07 Hundreds of trucks have been stuck on the roads of Punjab and Delhi.

03:11 The farmers' road can now have a business impact of crores of rupees every day.

03:16 Along with the National Highway,

03:18 other roads have been completely closed.

03:21 Due to the farmers' movement,

03:26 the routes have been diverted in Delhi.

03:28 This is now causing the vehicles to travel longer.

03:31 The cost of goods is decided according to the kilometer.

03:35 In this case, the vehicles that have to travel a long distance,

03:39 will directly affect the goods.

03:42 This will increase the cost of goods.

03:45 It will also take more time to supply goods.

03:48 And this will also increase the cost.

03:50 According to media reports,

03:52 the Transport Association says that

03:54 due to this protest by the farmers,

03:56 about 10,000 trucks have been stuck on the roads.

03:59 Among them, about 6,000 to 7,000 trucks are such

04:02 that they have to supply goods in Delhi.

04:04 At this time,

04:05 the vehicles that supply essential goods are being left behind

04:08 and the rest of the vehicles are being stopped.

04:10 Transport companies contract with factories and producers

04:13 at a fixed rate to supply goods.

04:17 Now, as supplies do not reach on time,

04:19 transport companies are also afraid of penalties

04:22 because their costing will increase.

04:24 From Delhi, a lot of goods are supplied from Punjab

04:27 to Himachal Pradesh and Jammu Kashmir.

04:30 Businessmen send their goods to other states.

04:33 Due to the farmer's protest,

04:35 these goods will not be able to be supplied.

04:38 A lot of goods come from Punjab to Delhi.

04:41 According to media reports,

04:42 now the farmers' roads will be affected by a loss of crores of rupees every day.

04:47 According to a prediction,

04:48 every day there will be a loss of 500 to 600 crores.

04:52 Only this is the transportation,

04:54 the supply in this process.

04:56 Wood, hardware, spare parts, auto parts, clothes,

05:00 toys, dry fruits, fruits, vegetables, etc.

05:04 Due to the farmers' protest,

05:06 the supply of vegetables and fruits will take time to reach Delhi.

05:10 Trucks are now having to travel a lot to reach Delhi.

05:13 Because of this, transporters are now thinking of increasing the goods.

05:17 In this way, it will affect the prices of goods

05:20 because they will become expensive.

05:22 In addition, on February 16,

05:24 the joint farmer's protest has called for a lockdown in India.

05:27 In this way, a loss of 25,000 crores can be incurred.

05:31 According to a prediction by the CII in December 2020,

05:35 a loss of 25,000 to 30,000 crores on the economy from the Indian bond for a day.

05:41 Then, whether the Indian bond is called by a political party

05:44 or a farmer's organization,

05:46 but the loss of 25,000 to 30,000 crores

05:49 has to be borne by the Indian economy.

05:52 Now let us tell you what will be missing

05:55 when India will be closed on February 16.

05:57 So the most important thing is fruits and vegetables,

06:00 dry fruits, wood, hardware, spare parts, auto parts, machinery,

06:04 and all the products related to it,

06:06 clothes, toys, as I told you earlier,

06:09 their supply will be impacted.

06:11 In this way, the effect of any protest is not only happening this time.

06:16 When you remember that last time,

06:18 against the three agricultural laws of the central government,

06:20 on November 25, 2020, farmers from many states including Punjab started a protest,

06:25 which lasted for about 378 days.

06:28 And this protest ended on December 11, 2021.

06:31 Even then, the Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry issued data

06:36 and said that because of the farmer's protest,

06:38 Punjab and Haryana governments lost about 35 million rupees per day.

06:44 While the Uttar Madhya Railway alone lost 22 million rupees in earnings,

06:49 and other departments also had to suffer heavy losses because of this protest.

06:54 If we talk about the overall loss this time,

06:57 which is going on as of now due to this March, due to the closure of India,

07:01 then there is an estimate of a loss of 4000 crores per day in this protest.

07:07 Soon, the trade body will issue data on the loss.

07:10 You know that on Saturday, the Shambhu border was also closed.

07:14 Shambhu toll plaza will also remain closed until the coming orders.

07:18 The closure of the toll plaza will cause the government to lose about 70 lakh rupees in revenue.

07:25 So see, the estimate of this time was around 35 million last time.

07:30 This time, the estimate has been set at 4000 crores.

07:35 That so much loss can be due to this protest.

07:38 Well, the most thought-provoking thing in this is that

07:41 as we showed you a video in the beginning,

07:44 in which Jaspreet Singh, who had a tire shop,

07:49 also told that the daily expenses of small businesses,

07:54 the entire monthly expenses that they have to pay,

07:57 that is very much impacted.

07:59 So in such a situation, it is necessary that a middle way is found between the farmers and the government,

08:06 so that the business that is running, whose house is running from it,

08:09 depends on it, they do not have to suffer loss.

08:14 What do you think about this protest?

08:16 I would request you all to think from a financial angle,

08:20 that how much loss is India also getting from this?

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