New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi came out in strong defence of the three controversial agricultural reform laws generated by his government and advised the opposing farmers to end their agitation.

Responding to the dispute on the motion of thanks on the President's address in the Rajya Sabha on Monday, Mr Modi stated: End your demonstrations and we will all sit together and talk.

We are all set for talks and I am inviting you once again for a dialogue from this Home.

The PM added that agriculture minister Narendra Singh Tomar was in talks with the farmers' union leaders.Taking on the Opposition, the PM stated the Congress had taken a U-turn on the farm laws, reading out the words of previous PM Manmohan Singh.

He included: Those who are not listening to what we are stating will ideally listen to Manmohan Ji's words.

You should, in reality, take pride in the truth that Modi has to do what Manmohan Singh said long earlier.

Mr Modi guaranteed farmers that MSP tha, MSP hai ...

aur MSP rahega (the minimum assistance cost will remain).

Nobody needs to spread misinformation, he included.

The PM hinted that there was a conspiracy behind the demonstrations and said FDI could be called Foreign Destructive Ideology , which the nation ought to be aware of this.With the protests against the farm laws having actually gone international, with tweets by pop icon Rihanna and Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg supporting the agitating farmers, Mr Modi said: In the last couple of years, we have witnessed a brand-new classification of protesters 'Andolan jeevi', who one can see in every agitation.

We require to secure this country from these 'Andolan Jeevi', who are actually 'parjeevi'.

They do not have their own strength, however they sign up with all agitations.

Speaking about the Opposition's protests versus the farm laws, the PM said: A lot was discussed in the House but mostly it was on the demonstration, not on the service ...

you can oppose the treatment but could have described to farmers that it is due time for these farm reforms ...

now they are saying they were not consulted in the past, like 'fufaji' uncle who gets angry for not being welcomed to a wedding event ...

this happens in big families.

Mr Modi included that the earlier framework did not work positively for the farmers and declared the Opposition parties had actually kept quiet on the core problems of farmers.

Mr Modi said the variety of minimal farmers with little landholdings had actually increased from 51 percent in 1971 to 86 percent at present.Taking a did at the internal strife within the Congress, Mr Modi said that while he mored than happy that Ghulam Nabi Azad had actually applauded his federal government (on the holding of elections in Kashmir), he warned the Congress not to do the opposite even if Mr Azad had said so.

He stated: I hope your party takes it in the ideal spirit.

They shouldn't make the mistake of doing just the opposite considering it as the view of the G-23.

The Congress, meanwhile, countered at the PM's assertions.

Rajya Sabha MP Mallikarjun Kharge stated: In the wake of the farmers' agitation, we anticipated the Prime Minister would reclaim the laws and bring them back to Parliament after speaking with all stakeholders.

However he didn't discuss that.

He just said individuals are agitating without comprehending the laws.

Is it possible? He added: He (PM) is deceptive everyone by saying that people don't know what remains in the laws.

Are we all fools?