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Why was Bt Brinjal banned in India?
Minister asked a Punjab farmer during a public hearing “Why are you protesting against Bt Brinjal?”
Banta Singh said “Sir ji, usmein Monsanto neih “cry one for all” (Cry 1Ac) toxin jo paa ditta hein”.
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Comment by PUSHKAR RAJ CHANDNA on March 7, 2010 at 7:46am
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Inview of the recent news: Monsanto accepting it's BT Cotton failed pest control tests.
It vindicates the stand taken by Ramesh that the Monsanto technology needs to be further evaluated for safety aspects. It is a first principle while accepting a technology, it should be well proven and if it is a new technology, all aspects should be evaluated before implementation. In this case, it is the food chain, which is the most vulnerable; a due care has to be taken.
I therefore, salute Jairam Ramesh for his unbaised and prudent decision taken after evaluating and interacting with one and all.
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