Crop Loan Maharashtra – Take my family’s kidneys and get rid of debt
In the Vashim district of Maharashtra, a farmer started a special movement against the government’s policy. Satish Edol, a farmer living in Adoli village, reached the main market of Washim. Here a banner hangs in his neck. Under this banner, it is written with large letters ‘build the body parts of the farmers’. Under this slogan, the farmer wrote the price of body parts. This performance of the farmer has attracted everyone’s attention. This performance is also being discussed everywhere.
The last way of suicide
The farmer wrote the prices of his organs on the banner. In this, he wrote the price of the kidney 75 thousand, the liver 90 thousand and the eyes of 25 thousand rupees. Everyone started looking at the farmer’s banner at a crowded condemain. State Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis sent a letter from the Farmer District Officer’s office. In this, before the elections, Devendra Fadnavis wrote that if his government comes, the farmers’ debt will be forgiven. I have no money to pay for loans and no way to commit suicide.
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Millions of debt on farmer
Farmer Satish Eidol has two acres of farms. Maharashtra Bank farmer Eidol has a crop loan of Rs. The agitated farmer Satish said that people sitting in power had promised before the elections and that if their government came, they would forgive the farmers’ debt. At the same time, Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar recently said that the loan was not forgiven and that the farmer should pay a loan.
‘Wives and Kidney Kidney too’
Due to lack of money for a loan, the farmer imposed the price of his body parts. According to Satish Eidol, he told the government that if he did not pay his debt from his kidney price, his wife’s kidney price was 40 thousand, the eldest son’s kidney price was 20 thousand and the young son’s kidney cost was Rs 10,000. Take these kidneys and give them freedom from debt.
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The problem that was heated by the advertising of Deputy CM
The debt of farmers in Maharashtra was once the highlights. Wherever the deputy chief minister Eknath Shinde says, the government will fulfill all the promises made in the election manifesto. At the same time, his cabinet colleague Ajit Pawar ‘Farmers’ farmers do not have to wait for crop loan waiver. Pawar said, ‘I want to make it clear to the people of Maharashtra that they will have to pay their crop loans by March 31. The promises made during the election are not always directly useful. In view of current economic conditions, future decisions are made. Currently and next year, the loans taken will be repaid.
