Farmers Break Police Barricades During Bhopal March over Moong Procurement.
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav said the panel will hear farmer groups on moong procurement, fertiliser supply and e-token problems to seek a negotiated solution.
- On Wednesday, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav formed a ministerial committee to hold talks with farmers agitating over demands including 100% moong procurement at Minimum Support Price .
- Agitating farmers traveled from Budhni through Sehore to reach Bhopal on Tuesday, launching protests that disrupted traffic on Narmadapuram Road and led to violent clashes with Police.
- Farmers' key demands include 100% Minimum Support Price procurement, resolution of e-token system problems, and timely availability of fertilizers for agricultural operations.
- Agriculture Minister Aidal Singh Kansana, joined by ministers Krishna Gaur, Vishvas Sarang, and Public Works Minister Rakesh Singh, held initial talks yesterday with farmer organizations, with further dialogue scheduled today.
- Chief Minister Yadav declared this year 'Farmer Welfare Year,' expressing confidence that dialogue with organizations like Bharatiya Kisan Sangthan will find solutions while urging the public to avoid inconvenience.
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Times of IndiaFarmers break police barricades during Bhopal march over moong procurement.
Tensions flared in Bhopal as farmers protesting over moong procurement broke through police barricades during a march. Security was tightened while authorities and farmer leaders continued discussions over procurement-related demands.#Bhopal #FarmersProtest #MoongProcurement #MadhyaPradesh #Farmers #Police #IndiaNews #BreakingNews #Agriculture
Farmers in Bhopal, the capital of Madhya Pradesh, have ended their protest. The government has assured them that it will purchase more mung beans than before. Furthermore, the e-token system has been abolished with immediate effect.
Madhya Pradesh government reaches out to farmers, ministerial panel to seek key suggestions
The Madhya Pradesh government-appointed committee led by senior ministers will hold talks with farmer organisations to discuss key demands, gather suggestions and recommend measures for farmer welfare and agricultural development. The talks will take place on Wednesday (July 29).
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