Madhya Pradesh’s indoor district administration has shrunk a fine of Rs 13.68 lakh on many farmers. On Wednesday, an officer gave the information to the PTI. In the last four days, 668 stubble burning cases have been registered in the district, the official said. However, farmer companies have objected to the move, seeking no other system.
The administration has issued a ban on Section 163 of Indian Civil Protection 2023 to curb stubble burning events. “The order has been issued by burning the damage to the environment and the stubbornness of the common people and animals,” he said.
Prison and fine warning
The case will be registered against those who violate the ban on Section 223 of Section 223 of the Indian Code (ignoring the public servant’s orders). Under this clause, the convicts may be sentenced to a prison for up to a year or fined up to Rs 5,000 or up to two.
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Farmers’ organizations have objected to the massive fine imposed on farmers over the stubbornness. Convener Ram Swarup, convener of the United Kisan Morcha in the Malwa-Nimar area of West Madhya Pradesh, said, “We believe it is wrong to burn grass on the fields, but in such cases it is unfair to pay a huge fine.” He demanded that the Agriculture Department visited the villages and make alternative arrangements to destroy the rest of the plant stems in the field.
Parali has become a serious problem
Not only indoor, but also in many sectors of the country. Its smoke creates a more serious condition during the rice period. The brown season is currently underway, followed by farmers setting up its grass. Statistics show that Madhya Pradesh has also overcome many states in grass fire.
In the case of Haryana and Punjab’s infamous rice grass, then dull fire incidents are making highlights in Madhya Pradesh. This is due to the fact that the administration is to be careful and the farmers are fined, so that they can escape the events of the fire.
