New Delhi [India], Nov 26 (ANI): A delegation of Rashtriya Kisan Mazdoor Mahasangh (RKMM), will meet Narendra Singh Tomar, Union Agriculture Minister over the losses suffered by the farmers of Jammu and Kashmir due to snowfall and rains, the farmers' body said.Reportedly, the delegation was scheduled to meet the Agriculture Minister today, but the meeting got postponed to tomorrow.The delegation is demanding a relief package at the soonest as well as writing off of their Kisan Credit Card (KCC) loans."Five members of the Mahasangh will meet the Agriculture Minister. Our demands are that the snowfall and rains in Jammu and Kashmir should be considered as a natural disaster. A relief package should also be provided to us," said Tanvir Ahmad Dar, a member of RKMM."Our main demand is that our KCC loan should be forgiven. The farmers here have suffered huge losses. Even National Agricultural Cooperative Marketing Federation of India Ltd (NAFED) buys the best quality of apples from the farmers, rest of the apples are taken back by the farmers. How can all the apples be of the same quality," he added.Dar further stated that the government has not yet decided regarding the department that would visit Jammu and Kashmir state to conduct the survey of crop destruction."The Horticulture Department has stated a loss of 30 per cent only whereas the Revenue Department has asserted a loss of 45 per cent. These departments are unable to measure the loss," said Dar.Another member of RKMM, Shiv Kumar Kakka said that a delegation of RKMM stayed in Kashmir for five days and the farmers here have suffered a loss of around 30 to 40 per cent."A few trees have been uprooted whereas others have been partially damaged. An apple tree takes almost 25 years to grow completely. The government had assured that NAFED would buy apples from the farmers but it has only bought 309 trucks of apples from the farmers, out of over 1 lakh trucks," saiv class="social_share_blk col-sm-3 text-right">
Farmers' Delegation to Meet Union Agri Minister, Discuss Crop Losses in J-K
A delegation of Rashtriya Kisan Mazdoor Mahasangh (RKMM), will meet Narendra Singh Tomar, Union Agriculture Minister over the losses suffered by the farmers of Jammu and Kashmir due to snowfall and rains, the farmers' body said.
New Delhi [India], Nov 26 (ANI): A delegation of Rashtriya Kisan Mazdoor Mahasangh (RKMM), will meet Narendra Singh Tomar, Union Agriculture Minister over the losses suffered by the farmers of Jammu and Kashmir due to snowfall and rains, the farmers' body said.Reportedly, the delegation was scheduled to meet the Agriculture Minister today, but the meeting got postponed to tomorrow.The delegation is demanding a relief package at the soonest as well as writing off of their Kisan Credit Card (KCC) loans."Five members of the Mahasangh will meet the Agriculture Minister. Our demands are that the snowfall and rains in Jammu and Kashmir should be considered as a natural disaster. A relief package should also be provided to us," said Tanvir Ahmad Dar, a member of RKMM."Our main demand is that our KCC loan should be forgiven. The farmers here have suffered huge losses. Even National Agricultural Cooperative Marketing Federation of India Ltd (NAFED) buys the best quality of apples from the farmers, rest of the apples are taken back by the farmers. How can all the apples be of the same quality," he added.Dar further stated that the government has not yet decided regarding the department that would visit Jammu and Kashmir state to conduct the survey of crop destruction."The Horticulture Department has stated a loss of 30 per cent only whereas the Revenue Department has asserted a loss of 45 per cent. These departments are unable to measure the loss," said Dar.Another member of RKMM, Shiv Kumar Kakka said that a delegation of RKMM stayed in Kashmir for five days and the farmers here have suffered a loss of around 30 to 40 per cent."A few trees have been uprooted whereas others have been partially damaged. An apple tree takes almost 25 years to grow completely. The government had assured that NAFED would buy apples from the farmers but it has only bought 309 trucks of apples from the farmers, out of over 1 lakh trucks," said Kakka. (ANI)
(This is an unedited and auto-generated story from Syndicated News feed, LatestLY Staff may not have modified or edited the content body)
WBBL 2024 Live Streaming in India: Watch Melbourne Renegades vs Sydney Thunder Online and Live Telecast of Women’s Big Bash League Cricket Match
USPL 2024 Live Streaming in India: Watch Team Maryland Mavericks vs Atlanta Blackcaps Online and Live Telecast of United States Premier League Cricket Match
‘That Unwavering Commitment as a Father Is Beyond Words’: Abhishek Bachchan Gets Candid About Being Aaradhya Bachchan’s Dad on Amitabh Bachchan’s ‘Kaun Banega Crorepati 16’
How To Watch PSG vs Toulouse Ligue 1 2024–25 Live Streaming Online? Get Telecast Details of French League Football Match on TV
How To Watch Bayern Munich vs FC Augsburg, Bundesliga 2024–25 Free Live Streaming Online & Match Time in India: Get German League Match Live Telecast on TV & Football Score Updates in IST?
Cristiano Ronaldo Goal Video: Watch CR7 Net Poacher's Goal to Give Al-Nassr Lead During Saudi Pro League 2024-25 Match Against Al-Qadisiyah
Read More
Maharashtra Assembly Election 2024 Results To Be Out on November 23; Mahayuti, MVA Leaders Optimistic of Victory
Jharkhand Assembly Election Result 2024: Arrangements in Place for Counting of Votes on November 23; NDA, JMM-Led Alliance Confident of Victory
NEET-UG 2024 Paper Leak Case: CBI Files 5th Chargesheet Against 5 Accused in Question Paper Theft Case
Bengaluru: Woman Accused Hangs Self, Alleges Harassment by Investigating Officer in Suicide Note
‘Bigg Boss’ 18: Alice Kaushik EVICTED From Salman Khan’s Reality Show
David Warner Takes Funny Jibe At Controversial No Ball Bowled By Hazrat Bilal During New York Strikers vs Samp Army Abu Dhabi T10 League 2024 Match (See Post)
- INR
- USD
- EUR
-
Bitcoin(BTC)₹83,50,4700.35%
-
Ethereum(ETH)₹2,80,098-1.52%
-
Tether(USDT)₹84.550.04%
-
Solana(SOL)₹21,559-0.21%