It is true that, all the sectors in an economy are interrelated and development of one sector would result in the development of other sectors through the linkage effects as the PM has rightly stated . But caution is required while allotting priority and favour a particular sector , because any wrong choice would result in adverse economic consequences. The nation knows that, in India Agricultural sector is the key and primary sector supporting the other sectors . Any policy decisions and enactment of laws against this reality would the crush the interests of the agriculturalists. The farmers are against the three laws passed in a hurry without adequate parliamentary debates and demanding the withdrawal of the laws and hence, resorted to agitation . At least the government can promise to keep the laws in abeyance till parliamentary debate is allowed and promise to introduce expected amendments. Diplomacy in solving a problem does not lie with adopting adamant attitude while sitting in the bargaining table but, to listen to the aggrieved party too and arrive at an amicable solution. Testing the bargaining strength of the respective parties would only result in loss of productivity in a nation which is already facing recessionary trends.
