Indian Farmers Protest Against Modi’s Trade Deal With Trump

Indian farmers across the country have been protesting against Prime Minister Narendra Modi's trade deal with the United States. The protesters, hailing from various states like Punjab and Tamil Nadu, believe the agreement could adversely impact domestic agriculture. The trade deal, which has been in the works for some time, is expected to be finalized during US President Donald Trump's visit to India later this month. However, the farmers argue that the deal could lead to an influx of American agricultural products, thereby undercutting local farmers and hurting their livelihoods. The protests, which have drawn thousands of participants, highlight the growing concerns among the farming community about the potential consequences of the trade agreement. As the government continues to negotiate the deal, the farmers have vowed to continue their demonstrations to make their voices heard and protect their interests.