After Greta and Rihanna, Comedian Trevor Noah talks about farmers’ protest on ‘The Daily Show’

Comedian Trevor Noah has addressed the farmers’ protest in India on ‘The Daily Show’, an American late-night talk and news satire television program.

Noah talked about how farming employs 600 million people in India, which Noah said was more than twice the population of the US. Noah even referred to Mahatma Gandhi, who led protests and movements against the British Raj in India.

This comes after US pop star Rihanna and Swedish environmental activist Greta Thunberg tweeted on farmers’ protests. The Centre had said that facts should be ascertained before commenting on such matters after foreign celebrities’ tweets on protest.