NEW DELHI: Bharatiya Kisan Union leader Rakesh Tikait on Monday restated farmers' demand for a law on MSP for crops along with the repeal of the three agriculture-marketing laws and stated that business over cravings will not be allowed the nation.

Desh mein bhook pe vyaapaar nahi hoga.

Bhook kitni lagegi anaaj ki keemat utni hogi.

Desh mein bhook se vyaapaar karne walon ko baahar nikaala jaaega (There will not be service over hunger in the nation.

If appetite goes up, rate of crops will be chosen accordingly.

Those wanting organization over appetite will be eliminated of the nation), Mr Tikiat stated at Ghazipur border, which has actually become one of the epicentres of the farmers' protests at Delhi borders.

Mr Tikait's comments can be found in response to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's address in Rajya Sabha where he assured farmers that the MSP will last forever.

MSP tha, MSP hai, aur MSP rahega (MSP existed, MSP exists and MSP will continue)...

Budget-friendly provision for the poor will continue.

Mandis will be modernised, Mr Modi stated while asking for farmers' unions to call off their 75-day agitation.Mr Tikait, who has now become the face of the agitation, stated the farmers' demonstrations have actually highlighted that there is no law on MSP because of which traders loot them by purchasing crops at lower rates.

He said the price of crops will not be chosen the method the rates of a flight ticket change several times a day.

The method the rates of a flight ticket vary 3 to 4 times a day, the price of crops will not be decided the very same method.

On the PM's remark about the development of a brand-new neighborhood which is engaged in demonstrations , Mr Tikait stated, Yes, this time it is the farmers' neighborhood which has emerged and people are also supporting the farmers This movement was very first portrayed as Punjab's issue, then Sikhs', then Jats, so on and so forth.

The farmers of the country are joined.

There is no small farmer or big farmer.

The motion belongs to all farmers, he said.Reacting to Mr Modi's attract protesters to call off their agitation, farmer leader Satnam Singh Sahni said the PM needs to right away call a meeting of the union leaders to end the stalemate.

If he (PM) calls a conference tomorrow, we are ready to attend it ...

Today, the major concern before us is how our farming mandis can endure, he stated.

Another farmer leader Abhimanyu Kohar said that the opposing unions were all set to hold talks with the federal government only if it comes through formal channels.

Any issue can be fixed through appropriate dialogue.

We are ready in-principle to resume talks.

Mr Tikait had just recently stated that two federal government agents had actually pertained to fulfill him, however he had declined to fulfill them individually.

Every conversation will be held jointly in the existence of the Kisan Samyukth Morcha (an umbrella body of the protesting farmers' unions).