The Haryana government has changed seeds and pesticides laws. Unhappy, seeds and pesticides and distributors continued to strike for a second day on Tuesday and closed the shops on the government’s amendments. At the same time, traders have issued a weekend warning to the government to cancel or amend the new actions, describing the law as anti -trade. However, on Monday evening, the seller’s division announced that it would withdraw the strike, citing the guarantees issued by Chief Minister Nib Singh Saini, but none of the traders had withdrawn the strike and would continue according to the schedule. The strike was announced during a Sunday meeting in Kurukshetra.
The new law has increased significant fines
State president of the Haryana Seed Manufacturers Association Paul Singh Talival said the amendment was against the producers and sellers about the law, so we are not in the position of working in these situations. According to the new rules, the crime is not incorporated under the law. For the first time, I will tell you that the fines of Rs. But now it will be sentenced to 1 lakh to 5 lakhs and one to three years in prison for one to three years.
The traders said “black law.”
Many traders have called these laws as a “black law” imposed by the state government. Strong objections to this order. He said this was completely irrelevant to their business. At the same time, the effect of this strike is constantly seen. In fact, all seed shops have been closed in all districts of Haryana over the past two days, and the government has been requested to withdraw these activities.
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To take charge of manufacturers
Traders said that traders only sold sealed and pre -paved products received from manufacturers, and no damage or changes have been made by retailers. If there is a problem with the preparation, manufacturers should be stated. We are only a media, through which the products reach farmers.
Replace the new activities
There are over 500 seed manufacturers in Haryana, explaining that there are about 10,000 large and about 5,000 small seed vendors. Seed production is the most regulated process, which is purchased from government institutions including Punjab Agricultural University, TWR Colonel, Haryana Agricultural University and Busa Institute. They are grown under the supervision of the Haryana State Seed Certificate System. The product is tested in government laboratories and is then allowed for the sale of the product.
Focus on seed sprouting in new law
Under the new rule, if seed germination is less than 80 percent, action will be taken on the manufacturer and dealer, while there may be many reasons behind the lower germination. Weather conditions, passive period and other causes can affect germination. Farmers learn about germination within three days, and if the results are not satisfactory, they can re -sow the seeds, and the dealer may request their request. At the same time, the consumer can knock on the door of the court.
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