Bharatiya Kisan Sangh (BKS), who calls “breeding on cancer” and on Friday (1825), on Friday (July 18, 2025) on Friday (July 18, 2025) required to cancel the permission to test genetically modified agriculous universities in the ruled agriculture. | Photo Credit: Rao Gn
Bharatiya Kisan Sangh (BKS), who calls “breeding on cancer” and on Friday (1825), on Friday (July 18, 2025) on Friday (July 18, 2025) required to cancel the permission to test genetically modified agriculous universities in the ruled agriculture.
At the beginning of this week, the Hindu published that it is expected that the field tests of two types of GM maize will begin in the current Kharif season (summer) at the Pandjab University, days after genetic engineering (GEAC).
Last month, the decision was adopted by a committee recommended by Bayer Crop Science Limited to carry out limited terrain tests on transgenic corn tolerant herbicide and transgenic maize resistant to insects at the University of Ludhiana for this year’s Kharif.
The delegation led by the plan headed by the Chief of BKS Pandjab Ravinder Singh Dhillon presented the Memorandum Vice -President.
Possibility of falsification
The organization said the largest producer of GM maize is the US, which uses about 80% of this crop for animal feed and uses 20% to produce ethanol, plastic, etc. “But in India, a smaller amount of ethanol is produced from maize and is used as human food.
The body of farmers also warned that GM corn was promoted as resistant to pests and weed resistant.
“BT Cotton, genetically modified plant cotton resistant, was brought to India and insects began to eat it soon after its introduction. Later, a more toxic BT-2 was introduced to witness the same fate as white flies and insect intake. Farmers, ”he added.
Weed -resistant experiments
BKS said that after GM cotton failure in the name of pest resistance, farmers are now secretly spreading weed -resistant experiments. They added that there was a danger because of this destruction of crops and biodiversity, as well as the vicious cycle of the spread of cancer in the families of farmers free of charge through chemicals in it.
“On the one hand, the whole pandjab suffers from cancer due to the poor effects of chemical agriculture and seeks to get rid of addiction. In such a situation, the University of Pandjab is trying to promote the cause of cancer on the same land?
Published – 18 July 2025 22:10
