Punjab’s Tomato Ground, Jammu and Kashmir are not supplying to Jammu and Kashmir
India’s noise has raised the concern of farmers who cultivate tomatoes in Pakistan’s war in Punjab. Red tomatoes are not going to Jammu and Kashmir after the Pahalgam attack. Every year, we will inform you that thousands of tons of red tomato trucks from Faridkot village of Punjab district Faridkot village goes to Jammu and Kashmir and many states of the country. Since the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir, India has become a war like a war, and not taking truck or other transport to Red Tomatoes. This has increased the concern of farmers who cultivate tomatoes.
The ‘Aj Tak’ team also met Faridkot’s Ghugana village farmers and other states of the country who supplied red tomatoes in Jammu and Kashmir. But this year, there is a disappointment among these farmers. There is a crop this year, but there is no one to buy it. No businessman from Jammu and Kashmir has been found as the truck’s movement has decreased. Farmers’ tomato crop is ready to cook, but the faces of the farmers are faded. Tomatoes are not reaching Jammu and Kashmir this time, due to this, farmers are losing millions of people.
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Farmers were disturbed by the stopping of the supply
Even the Punjab government is not listening to the farmers. Farmers of this village called Faridkot depend only to the cultivation of tomatoes. This time these farmers were a double hit. One is a war in Pakistan in India, the other is nature. Recently, the red tomato crop has been spoiled for most of the strong winds and rain hail. This has raised the concern of farmers who cultivate tomatoes in Punjab. Speaking to the ‘Aj Tak’ team, the farmers of the village of Ghugana said their problems. These farmers plant large quantities of red tomatoes, but now their faces are hanging.
The lack of supply in Jammu and Kashmir has raised the concern of farmers who cultivate tomatoes. When he spoke to Prakash Singh of the village, he said that tomatoes would go to Jammu and Kashmir of our village every year. Farmer Prakash Singh said, “This time, terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir’s Pahalgaon and a war in India in Pakistan, there is no truck of our red tomato or other transport, which is losing millions. The government appealed for help.
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Pahallangam is a big effect of attack
After the Pahalgam attack, the movement from the passengers to the trains in Jammu and Kashmir was reduced. Even those who have already booked, those people have suddenly canceled tickets. Seeing security, people postponed their journey. On the other hand, there are problems with the traders as the trucks do not come from outside to Jammu and Kashmir. This includes the Faridkot case that goes to Jammu and Kashmir. Now the supply of tomatoes is also expected to begin after the situation.
