Telangana government has decided not to set up centres for farmers in villages rather they should bring their produce to agriculture markets. The process shall be smoothened by issuing tokens to ensure farmers don’t turn up on same day.
“It is not possible to do the same thing every time. The government is not a business organisation or a trader. I Sale and purchase are not the responsibility of government. The new farm laws being implemented in the country allowed the farmers to sell their crop anywhere, ” they said.
The Chief Minister announced that all the farmers in the state would be given financial assistance under Rythu Bandhu from Monday.
He stated that Rs 7, 515 crore financial assistance is given to 1.52 crore acres of the cultivated land of 61.49 lakh farmers at the rate of Rs 5, 000 per acre for the 2020 summer season.