Pawar Slams Maharashtra Government: Urgent Drought Relief Needed for Farmers
Sharad Pawar demands a drought declaration in Maharashtra, urging the government to assess real crop damage and provide ₹50,000 per hectare to struggling farmers.
Pawar Slams Maharashtra Government: Urgent Drought Relief Needed for Farmers
In a passionate plea, NCP (SP) leader Sharad Pawar has called on the Maharashtra government to declare a drought, emphasizing that decisions should not rely solely on average district figures. Instead, he argues that taluka-wise rainfall and crop conditions must be evaluated to truly understand the extent of the damage.
Pawar's remarks come amid growing concerns over the state’s agricultural crisis, with many farmers facing severe hardships due to inadequate rainfall and failing crops. He is advocating for a relief package of ₹50,000 per hectare to support these struggling farmers.
The question remains: Will the Maharashtra government heed Pawar's call and act promptly to protect the livelihoods of its farmers? As the situation worsens, the urgency for accountability and immediate action has never been clearer. As reported by The Hindu.
Source: The Hindu
