Increased farmer movement in Madhya Pradesh: Increased yield of fruits and vegetables

Bhopal: On the second day of the farmers’ strike in Madhya Pradesh, the supply of not only milk and vegetables in the Malwa-Nimand Zone was badly affected, but their prices also increased. The situation was so impaired that many places have to deploy the police at the sale site of milk and vegetables.

The movement in Sardarpur Kasbe of the torrent took violently and many vehicles were aired by fire, while many people were wounded in the nap. Let’s tell you that MP’s farmers are on a strike from Thursday to many other demands including debt waiver, proper prices of crops. The second day of the 10-day strike began to worsen the situation from Friday. Not enough to reach vegetables and homes to the markets, due to which people in many districts had to be disturbed for milk.

Marpit, Agni and Breakfour in Sardarpur

The second day of protest of farmers running in the Western Madhya Pradesh against not getting the right value of the yield today was the events of Marpit, Agni and Bachfour in Sardarpur of the Dhar district, while the supply of cereals, milk and fruits in the Western Madhya Pradesh was badly affected, it had a slight impact in other parts of the state. Farmers are moving to various demands including farming.

Whereas, the supply of cereals, milk and fruits affected today due to the movement of farmers in Western Madhya Pradesh including Indore, Ujjain, Shajapur, Agramalwa and Dhar according to the report from Indore. In some places, milk and vegetables were sold in police and administration. However, other parts of Madhya Pradesh had a slight impact. Meanwhile, the Government of Madhya Pradesh has requested farmers to eliminate their movement.

Shackles between agitator farmers and shoppers

Birendra Singh, the police superintendent of Dhar district, reported that this morning, in Sardarpur, Dhar district, the plunged between the agitator farmers and shoppers, in which some were injured and six motorcycles were burned, as well as broken in two shops. Singh said that the police in Sardarpur has been deployed in view of the situation. However, now the situation is under control. Later, the protestors also encircled Sardarpur Police Station.

Singh pointed out that the agitator farmer was swarmed in Sardarpur in the morning between eight and eight and eight hrs. The shoppers protested. Meanwhile, the shoppers and agitators were controversial in farmers by taking off the shop, which also changed the beat. He said, ‘ The six motorcycles of the farmers were burnt in this violent nap and the shackled in two shops. There are some injuries in this nap. English

Farmers are under debt

Jasvinder Singh, Chairman of the Madhya Pradesh Kisan Sabha, reported that farmers are not able to get their product promise. As much as the money they’re putting in their crop growing, they don’t get to sell them. This has worsened the condition of the farmer and they are under debt.

Singh said that the Madhya Pradesh government has set wheat a minimum support value of Rs 1625 per quintal, but the government is not buying farmers’ wheat at this price due to which they are going to sell their product from Rs 1200 to 1300 per quintal forcing market. No farmer is ready to buy wheat at a higher price. That’s what other products were born by the recent farmer. Onions and oranges are thrown away from farmers due to very low prices.

Amazion Behaal from Farmers’ Strike in MP

The strike in Bhopal, the capital of Madhya Pradesh did not have much impact on the supply of milk, but the supply of vegetables has been affected, thereby increasing their prices. The farmers in the Dhar, Indore, Khandwa, Ujjain, Shajapur, Kharagon, Agra-Malwa, Mandsaur, Zubua etc. of the Malwa-Nimmand Zone landed on the roads on the other day. In Sardarpur of the Dhar, the tart was swirl between farmers and traders, during which six two-wheelers were fired, while many people were wounded in Marpet.

The farmers in Mandsaur shed milk on the roads, while the vegetable did not reach the mandy. The same najara found to be seen in Khandwa. Vegetables in Indore pavilions reached a low amount. Farmers shed milk on the streets of Agra-Malwa in protest and did not let vegetables go to the city. Ujjain had to deploy police on milk shops in Mandi and Indore.

Deployment of Police Force from the morning

Indore’s police officer Hariyan Chari Misra said, "The police force has been deployed for late nights and from morning to early mornings. In addition, there are no dislocations on milk shops, for this, the police are also helping the young. ""

On the second day of the strike, the dams of vegetables were doubled, as the villages did not get vegetables from the pavilions. In addition, milk has also been added. In spite of this, there has been no initiative on behalf of the Government regarding the movement of farmers. The Minister of the Government is entrusted with the movement of a handful of people.

At the same time, the Anti Dal Congress has appealed to the farmers’ demand while opposing the repressive action being carried out against the farmers. Ajay Singh, a leader, says that the government should take initiatives to reconcile them instead of spending crores of rupees on the Agriculture Festival, Gramodaya campaign in the name of farmers.