Union minister Ravi Shankar Prasad today accused non-BJP parties of jumping onto the bandwagon of the farmers’ protest, and said whatever has been done in the NDA government’s farm sector reforms, was on the opposition’s to-do list when it was in power. His attack was mostly focussed on the Congress, which the minister said, was in favour of privatisation when in power. Nationalist Congress Party chief Sharad Pawar — the agriculture minister in the UPA government – was also targeted by the minister a day before the all-India strike in favour of the farmers, which has been supported by trade unions and opposition parties.
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