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Social media has developed into a forum where users may express their views and object to the decisions made by corporations and the government. Every internet user has the ability to express themselves on these sites. India's government recently approved three acts pertaining to farmers, which are being opposed by the country's citizens, especially its farmers. The farming community and other related communities are alarmed by the way these crimes are being carried out. At least 70% people in India have utilized social media platforms to express their displeasure with these acts and to voice their opposition to them. In more than one language, various communities have voiced their feelings over these acts. It is currently challenging for scholars to study the attitudes on these platforms due to the blending of many languages and grammatical systems. This study uses a statistical technique to analyze mood, emotion, and emoji in a collection of English-language tweets on farmers' protests. The performance and accuracy of the Models are also a major focus of this work.