Wheat is being purchased by the Department of Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs in various districts of Haryana. Now many enemies are actively making government procurement. The faces of the peasantry blossomed due to the government procurement in Rohtak, while the general public needs to get into problems. The bumper crop of wheat in the district has created the conditions of both happiness and confusion. According to the state agriculture department, wheat has been sown in 24.63 lakh hectares and production will be 116.24 lakh metric tonnes.
Main Road was buried in wheat pile
In Rohtak, local grain Mantis faces challenges to handle a large production. Due to inadequate storage, farmers should throw wheat roads and open places. Because of this, traffic is badly affected, and the situation is criticized from many parts. According to the report of The Tribune in Medina, the main road is now buried under the wheat pile. Because of this, the transport blocks take place, and the grains are open due to the weather.
Local farmer Naresh expressed regret, “We have no choice but to throw our produce on the road because there is no place in the local market.” Farmers and commission agents say that this is not a new issue and comes during the cutting season every year. Despite this, no such solution has been found yet, which can last for a long time.
STM said, the harvest is a great reason
Responding to the concerns of farmers and agents, Kahmin SDM Talbir Singh used an integrated harvest for this entire situation. Harvesting from the machine has suddenly increased and the situation has arisen, he says. He has assured that a plan is ready to set up a large grain market or procurement center in a separate place. He says this will permanently solve the problem. At the same time, he has promised to handle the current situation soon.
The CM had to give warning
The situation is not only on the roads but also the campus of the village’s government school. Schools are also temporarily stored in schools. School officials also objected to this. The principal of the school Anuj Kumar said that the people involved should not use the school premises for any such activities. However, after the notice, the wheat was not placed in the school. Also, most of the yield of wheat are thrown away. According to Anuj Kumar, the school premises will soon be empty.
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