Annadata, disturbed by the lack of DAP …
After the initial rains in the Guna district of Madhya Pradesh, the demand for DAP fertilizer for sowing in the fields has increased, but due to the lack of fertilizer, farmers face problems. Farmers need to stand in long queues to take fertilizer.
The situation is, despite the strong storm and rain, farmers stand in line. For the five sacks of DAP Eru, farmers have to wait for 20-20 hours in line. Drinking water supply centers do not have basic amenities such as drinking water.
Seven centers have been set up to distribute fertilizer in the district. In the warehouse of the Marketing Association, only 15 thousand tonnes, ie 30 thousand bags fertilizer. Accordingly, only 6 thousand farmers get DAP, and only 800-850 farmers can get fertilizer in each center.
Congress MLA Jayawarden Singh Mohan has targeted the government of the DAP shortage and long queues. They wrote-:
“Is this fertilizer distribution or humiliation for farmers?”
Farmers of the entire Guna district, including Raghakar, are standing in line from 4 am this morning.
No drinking water,
There is no shade to avoid sunlight,
No administrative system,
A hope that the token can be seen today… can get fertilizer today.
The government says ‘fertilizers are available’, and then why should the farmers stand in line for hours? The truth is that the government does not have full -scale fertilizers. It is pretended to manage the crowd by performing an excuse for ‘token distribution’. This is not a token distribution, but farmers experiment. This is the mockery of their tolerance. The farmer stands in the heating heat,
Because he must prepare a sector for the upcoming crop and sow it. Is this the honor of the farmer? Is this the ‘Double Engine’ work style? Farmers now need a solution, not talk. To have respect – needed immediately. ” ‘
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Farmers said they were standing in line from 4 am. After several hours, only 5 sacks are available. So much fertilizer and field will not be fulfilled.
Lack of fertilizer across the state: agricultural officer
Agricultural officer Ashok Upadhyay said that there is a shortage of fertilizer throughout the state. Senior officials have been informed for fertilizer. Soon another rack fertilizer is coming.
