What was the reason for blue rebellion?

The Blue Rebellion, also known as the Blue Revolution, primarily arose from widespread dissatisfaction among farmers in India over the government's agricultural policies, particularly in Punjab. Farmers faced issues like inadequate pricing for their produce, lack of proper irrigation facilities, and the perceived neglect of their needs. This unrest culminated in protests and demands for better representation and support, reflecting deeper socio-economic grievances within the agricultural sector. The movement highlighted the struggles of agrarian communities against systemic issues in agricultural governance.