Farmers' body slams ‘cheating’, says it won’t accept govt’s MSP ordinance

Samyukt Kisan Morcha blames the Centre's selective crop procurement system for pricing inequity and calls for a robust, legally enforceable MSP mechanism to curb cheating by traders. It demands the opening of mandis in all states and rejects the central MSP ordinance based on A2+FL, advocating for the C2+50% formula recommended by the Swaminathan Commission.