Thousands of Quintal mustard is under open skies in the temporary grain market built at Mahendrakar bus stand. This morning, due to the rain, the piles of mustard bags and the market are wet. After the rain in the morning, the agents were able to see Darball on their mustard. Not only that, but the dogs came back in the piles of mustard. Because the market is not safe, animals sometimes urinate in feces and production.
Suddenly the morning rains
On Friday night, strong winds occurred, while the weather suddenly changed the rain at 5 am on Saturday morning. Due to the rain, thousands of quintal mustard crops lying under the open sky in the skies have gone wet. The mustard bags filled with two or three vehicles parked on the market were wet. Due to the rain, tehis’s mustard flows into the water. According to the rules, they are responsible for their maintenance until the crops are raised from the mandapam.
20 thousand bags lying in the open air
During this time, the arrival of the mustard to Mahendrakar’s Mandi is in full swing and the farmers of the area reach the relevant market and procurement center. So far, 75,000 quintals have been purchased in Mahendrakar’s grain market, and one and a half lakh bags have been removed. About 20000 bags are lying in the open and they have not yet been raised.
Wheat and mustard are wet in these districts
Earlier, on Friday, Jajjar, Sarki Dadri and Jindil had a wet wheat yield. Thousands of wheat and mustard lying in the jajjar cereal market were bad, and the rainfall is expected to damage Rs 5 to 7 crore due to rain. This assessment was made by Adardis. He said the agents had said that the meteorological industry had already predicted the speech, but the administration was not focused.
Gentle
Thousands of wheat and mustard yields have been rained in the grain market due to thunderstorms. Due to the rainfall, there is a possibility of crop failure, which will result in the loss of farmers and agents. Marketing Committee Secretary Vijay Kumar acknowledged that the lifting of the lifting was slow, so that a large amount of grains are open.
The agent said that in the Jindin cereal market, four lakh wheat sacks were drenched and wheat sacks were soaked due to rain on Thursday night. The administration has made no arrangement. If a shed in the grain market, this wheat would be placed under it and the agents would not have lost crores of rupees. Now the pump is sought to remove the water. (Report of Deshraj Singh)
