Roadblocks in western Odisha against the state government's policy of killing farmers

Bhubaneswar, The provision of infrastructure in the paddy market, the provision of floors, drinking water, sail, measuring weights, electricity etc. in the mandis, the paddy cane provided by the central government, the rope, the labor cost, the transport cost to the farmers, the token system. That is to set a target through the district DLPC, close the target quota of 13 quintals from the designated non-irrigated land and 19 quintals from the irrigated land to buy all the paddy produced by the farmers, pick up the paddy lying in the mandi, cut the paddy fields, etc. Thousands of farmers and BJP activists in five constituencies in western Odisha, namely Balangir, Bargarh, Kalahandi, Sundergarh, Sambalpur and 37 constituencies, peacefully blocked the three-hour road in 90 places today.

Millions of farmers in Odisha are sitting on the highway holding paddy. The paddy lying in the mandi has been destroyed in the Adynia rains and some of the paddy is set to sprout. Despite this, the state government has not bought their paddy. No government official or ruling party leader has come to see the problem. The departmental minister, on the other hand, has not made any statement on the matter. Government officials are threatening farmers to harvest rice. "It simply came to our notice then. BJP state general secretary Ravi Naik has warned that if the government does not pick up the farmers' paddy immediately, the ruling party will lose ground in the next assembly.

The central government pays for infrastructure, drinking water, rice paddies, ropes and round-trip expenses, while crores of rupees are owed to various RMCs, faxes and lamps. The state government is harvesting up to 10 kg of paddy in the cotton field at FQ. Farmers are being denied the minimum support price announced by the central government. Millions of farmers in Odisha have been left out of the farmers' honor fund due to non-cooperation by the state government. Under the Krishak Samman Nidhi Yojana, the state government has disbursed the list of 4 million farmers in the first installment, but now it has dropped to 10 lakh.