Director Major Ravi said there are political agendas behind the farmers' protest being held against the farm sector legislation. This is a law that will completely benefit the farmers, he clarified his stand via a Facebook Live.

‘Many ask me why I am not talking about the farmers’ strike going on. There is a political agenda in it. Somewhere I heard that the Prime Minister did not say whether there is a tendency to question when these corporates don’t give us money or not. If our Prime Minister says that will you be able to end this struggle? But even if said the strike will not end, because that is a political agenda.

‘The farmers there are very proud. To say that he is a farmer is like saying one is in the army. This is a law that will completely benefit the farmers. A price will be fixed for the crop before cultivation begins and it will benefit the farmer. For example, onions are initially priced at Rs 20. At the time of harvest, the price of onion will be Rs 10 but the farmer gets Rs 20. If it is then Rs 25 the farmer will get only the fixed Rs 20. But the profit of the farmer is guaranteed there,’ he said.