The pain of being forced to threw its yield to the streets is not a leader or an officer, the farmer who grows it can understand.
However, millions of farmers from Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh have yielded potatoes, onions, vegetables and milk roads in many areas. The Punjab farming expenses are about 33 lakh farmers drowned in debt, the farmers of Dabe Tamil Nadu have slammed Dhawa to Delhi in the shackles of drought.
The farmer of Uttar Pradesh is also in the state of doubt on Karz Mafi. As per the data of the Department of Agriculture, more than 79 lakh farmers are in debt. The most debtor in the country is from UP. The farmer’s resentment leads to ferries from his growing expense, debt and cultivation. These farmers may appear in the elections of 2020, flared by not getting the right price of cereals, fruits and vegetables born in the farm.
In the Madhya Pradesh, the farmers cultivated their onion cattle, then the oranges and soybeans were sold in Maharashtra. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan, after the movement started from one June in Madhya Pradesh, announced the purchase of onions on eight rupees, the Maharashtra government has also promised to consider many demands to soothe the farmer movement.
The first farmers in Uttar Pradesh had to sell the paddy on half of the fixed support value. Then the potato does not get purchased, the tomato farmers also suffered heavy losses. The Yogi government in power from Prachandbhumat tried to relieve the farmers by deciding the potato support value, but was long enough.
While suicides are released in Punjab. Captain Amarinder Singh has learned 37 farmers in three months after the government’s power is handled. The centre’s Narendra Modi government is repeatedly repeating the income of the farmers by 2022, but the farmers say that the growth of the income is not far beyond the cost, leading to the debt. Farmers, farmer leaders and policy analysts say that the value of the farmers’ yield will not be determined unless the income of farmers will increase.
The well-known knowledgeable and magsay award-winning P. Sainath of rural affairs believe that this movement is no longer a stop. In the phone interview with the village connection, he said, "There have been 65 thousand farmers in the epic alone in the last two decades. It is also great for farmers not only, but for their yields. The focus of the Government of Madhya Pradesh is not on the main issue to farmers. ""
"This year has been thrown on the offspring road in Maharashtra," says Devanda Nikaju, the National Secretary of the Farmers Help involved in the movement, sometimes Rs. 4-5. The rupee was difficult this time. It is also of recent cotton and soybeans. The farmer will respond to the election of 2019 if this has been the case. ""
"Agriculture is the subject of state, the government can do anything if the man in Madhya Pradesh says Kedar Sirohi, an agro expert associated with the farmer union. The governments say,The farmers will increase their income, but how? Milk in the city sells Rs 60-70, while in the village is bought in the same 20. Earnings are dividing, without removing them. The Government has to report the Karzmafi, Swaminathan Commission. ""
Dr. R.K. Singh, the National President of the Help Organization, says, "It is not a matter of any two years, policies made in five years, the suicide outcome of the wrong decisions made in 6-7 decades by inexperienced policyholders in the agricultural sector and all political parties are proportionally responsible for their wrong decisions. ""
Under the National Sample Survey in 2008, a survey for evaluating farmers’ intoxication was named ‘The Situation Assessment Survey of Ou Farmers’. According to this study, the deal of losses dislikes to cultivate about 27 per cent of farmers. 40 per cent of the farmers say that they would prefer to work another in case they have an option. ""
With which the farmers’ condition is worse in the country, farmers’ decreasing population can be easily understood in the agricultural staple country. "The country’s population that has grown from the speed of farmers should grow, but according to census 2001 where they were 127 lakhs, the census has decreased 118.7 lakhs in 2011. The main reason for this is not the benefit of cultivation and the elimination of land. ""
- 33 lakh farmers sink into debt in Punjab
- More than 79 lakh farmers in Uttar Pradesh
- 65 Thousands of peasants have been given alone in the last two decades
- Over 60 thousand crore debts on 50 lakh farmers in Madhya Pradesh
