<h1>Agricultural sovereignty under threat from interim trade deal; questions raised over GM imports, market access, and procurement safeguards.</h1> Allegations that the India-US interim trade deal compromises agricultural sovereignty by allowing imports such as DDG from GM corn and GM soy oil, potentially displacing domestic producers and creating dependency. The statement questions vague references to 'additional products' and removal of 'non trade barriers,' warning these could open pulses and other crops to imports and pressure India to relax positions on GM crops, procurement, MSPs and bonuses. It also asserts the deal disadvantages cotton farmers and textile exporters and demands clarity and safeguards on covered products and protections.