Swatantra Bharat Party - archival

Swatantra Bharat Paksha, founded in 1994, has merged with Swarna Bharat Party, founded in 2013. This account is now frozen as at 28 March 2022.

[Swatantra Bharat Party - archival @Swatantra_Org]

Since most followers had not been able to migrate from Swarna Bharat Party's Twitter account to this one before the merger, this one is now being renamed and frozen - with the main handle now moved to the erstwhile Swarna Bharat Party account.

[Anil Jaysing Ghanwat @anil_ghanwat]

Sweden has won hands-down in the covid pandemic by following scientifically valid, risk-based policies. And it had no lockdown harms - which are not even being counted by most comparisons but have been devastating according to most cost-benefit analyses.
https://t.co/SbbU4omf0Z

[Swatantra Bharat Party @Swatantra_IN]

In this piece, Sanjeev Sabhlok raises significant questions about the corruption involved in the farmers "agitation" against farm laws in India. Clearly there were many questionable forces involved.

https://t.co/km7beLTTTu

[Anil Jaysing Ghanwat @anil_ghanwat]

@ajaytiwari27 @Kisanektamorcha @_YogendraYadav @rajushetti @nstomar @AgriGoI Thank you. First we must stop the theft of farmers' income through market and property rights restrictions. Then MSP can be reviewed/ refined. Let's get the FULL SUITE of reforms, not jumbled policies.

See the draft Discussion Paper on agri policy at: https://t.co/hRZuYQjHer

[Anil Jaysing Ghanwat @anil_ghanwat]

Sadly, Rakesh Tikait is once again casting aspersions instead of discussing actual policy issues. The reality is that farmers have been looted by socialist governments for 70 years through market and property rights restrictions and Tikait doesn't even understand this.

[Anil Jaysing Ghanwat @anil_ghanwat]

I would like to thank @ShekharGupta and @ThePrintIndia for publishing my articles about the Feed India movement and the release of the Report of the Supreme Court Committee on Farm Laws.
https://t.co/LDkwfQzZ1b

Also see Mr Gupta's analysis of the Report:
https://t.co/JzgCsekZaq

[Anil Jaysing Ghanwat @anil_ghanwat]

Our Party is committed to replacing not just the IAS but all tenured civil services with a well-paid but highly accountable competence-based bureaucracy recruited in the open market with senior officials placed on 3-5 year performance contracts.

See: https://t.co/hRZuYQjHer

[Swatantra Bharat Party - archival @Swatantra_Org]

... 11. Farmers need the full suite of agriculture and governance reforms - See the draft Discussion Paper released by the Party.

[Swatantra Bharat Party - archival @Swatantra_Org]

This consolidated video of interviews by Anil Ghanwat regarding the Report of the Supreme Court Farm Laws Committee - along with comments from Bhupinder Singh Mann, who was also appointed to the Committee, summarises 11 key issues:

https://t.co/a8TcnWZMcI

[Swatantra Bharat Party - archival @Swatantra_Org]

...
7. Why has Anil Ghanwat and not the other members of the Committee released the Report?
8. Why did Anil Ghanwat not release the Report earlier?
9. Why release the Report now, after the elections?
10. Where do we find the list of organisations that supported the farm laws?
...

[Anil Jaysing Ghanwat @anil_ghanwat]

Rakesh Tikait asked why I did not release the Report earlier. It it was up to the Hon'ble Supreme Court to do so. I was unable to play my role as a farmers' leader due to my Committee membership. Anyway, I have now released it - let all farmers read it.
https://t.co/5hkWRMZhDI

[Anil Jaysing Ghanwat @anil_ghanwat]

@TimesNow @PadmajaJoshi @thenewshour I would like to clarify that the Committee did consider the general views of the agitating farmers - as mentioned in the Report (extract attached). Further, the fact that the Report has an extensive discussion of MSP (which is not part of the farm laws) confirms this, as well.

[Anil Jaysing Ghanwat @anil_ghanwat]

Sushant Sinha has asked the Supreme Court of India: Why was the Committee's Report not used by the Court as intended - or released - to inform the nation about the true sentiments of farmers?

India needs a transparent policy process and judiciary.

https://t.co/G9j89w6XXU

[Anil Jaysing Ghanwat @anil_ghanwat]

I would like the Hon'ble Supreme Court to take cognisance of this statement by Yadav and the threats against Bhupinder Mann. These statements confirm that protest leaders exploited farmers sentiments for their personal political gain and hoodwinked the Supreme
Court.

[Anil Jaysing Ghanwat @anil_ghanwat]

On 11 March 2022, Yogendra Yadav admitted that the farmers agitation had PURELY ONE GOAL: to remove Yogi from power. This extract (22 min.) of this video https://t.co/zm2biBZDBW
leaves no doubt about the intent of these scheming, anti-farmer communists who misled India's farmers.

[Anil Jaysing Ghanwat @anil_ghanwat]

This claim by Bhupindra Singh Mann that he and his family were threatened to follow the "narrative" of farmers agitation - so he recused himself from the Committee - needs to be looked into by the Hon'ble Supreme Court. These threats amount to sabotage of the intent of the Court.

[Anil Jaysing Ghanwat @anil_ghanwat]

People are beginning to discuss agriculture reforms. I hope the country wakes up to the harsh reality of its mistreatment of farmers over the past 7 decades.

We need a national discussion on agriculture policy - see our party's draft Discussion Paper.

https://t.co/A5YqeuDEXr