By PTI
CHANDIGARH: Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Wednesday slammed the Centre for not giving the state a illustration within the committee fashioned on minimal assist worth.
AAP chief and the social gathering’s Rajya Sabha MP alleged the exclusion of Punjab from the Minimum Support Price (MSP) panel was “deliberate” and termed it an “insult” to the folks of the state.
In a tweet, Mann stated, “I condemn that the Centre has not given representation to Punjab in the panel on MSP as was promised to farmers. Punjab’s farmers are already stuck in crop cycle and debt. MSP is our legal right. The Centre should ensure representation of Punjab in the MSP committee.”
The Union authorities has fashioned a committee on Minimum Support Price (MSP), eight months after it promised to arrange such a panel.
According to the notification issued on Monday, the committee will look into methods to make MSP out there to farmers by making the system simpler and clear.
Besides MSP, the committee will look into methods to advertise pure farming, crop diversification, and micro-irrigation schemes.
Among others, senior members of agricultural universities, 5 central authorities secretaries and chief secretaries of Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Sikkim and Odisha are a part of the panel.
The Samyukta Kisan Morcha, an umbrella physique of farmer unions, has declared that it’s going to not be part of the panel.
Rejecting the committee, it alleged that “so-called farmer leaders” who supported the now-repealed farm legal guidelines are its members.
Objecting to the exclusion of Punjab establishments and state authorities representatives from the MSP committee, Chadha stated, “By deliberately excluding Punjab, the Central government has insulted our people.”
He claimed that rules of federalism had been “violated” via the non-representation of states, particularly Punjab.
CHANDIGARH: Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Wednesday slammed the Centre for not giving the state a illustration within the committee fashioned on minimal assist worth.
AAP chief and the social gathering’s Rajya Sabha MP alleged the exclusion of Punjab from the Minimum Support Price (MSP) panel was “deliberate” and termed it an “insult” to the folks of the state.
In a tweet, Mann stated, “I condemn that the Centre has not given representation to Punjab in the panel on MSP as was promised to farmers. Punjab’s farmers are already stuck in crop cycle and debt. MSP is our legal right. The Centre should ensure representation of Punjab in the MSP committee.”
The Union authorities has fashioned a committee on Minimum Support Price (MSP), eight months after it promised to arrange such a panel.
According to the notification issued on Monday, the committee will look into methods to make MSP out there to farmers by making the system simpler and clear.
Besides MSP, the committee will look into methods to advertise pure farming, crop diversification, and micro-irrigation schemes.
Among others, senior members of agricultural universities, 5 central authorities secretaries and chief secretaries of Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Sikkim and Odisha are a part of the panel.
The Samyukta Kisan Morcha, an umbrella physique of farmer unions, has declared that it’s going to not be part of the panel.
Rejecting the committee, it alleged that “so-called farmer leaders” who supported the now-repealed farm legal guidelines are its members.
Objecting to the exclusion of Punjab establishments and state authorities representatives from the MSP committee, Chadha stated, “By deliberately excluding Punjab, the Central government has insulted our people.”
He claimed that rules of federalism had been “violated” via the non-representation of states, particularly Punjab.
