BELOGIVA: Social activists have written to the Head of Minister of Basavaraj Bommai and Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged them to announce the Shaadi Bhagya scheme to attract girls who usually refuse to marry farmers.
Mangah Chougala, who has participated in a variety of social activities for a decade, has now taken Shaadi Bhagya campaign for farmers.
He met the minister and leaders and wrote letters with one request to respond to the marriage of farmers.
Chougala, who derived from Hukkeri in the Belaghiavi, said the state government must deposit RS 5 Lakh to a groom’s account of marriage with farmers, and it will encourage women to marry farmers.
Chougala has collected opinions from hundreds of unmarried people.
He said, “Everyone I spoke to say uncertainty in agriculture and women’s wishes for a stable life and city life has come as an obstacle in the way of marriage.
They also said the new scheme to empower farmers during marriage can help them get brides.” “This might sound funny outside.
But in-depth analysis of the situation clearly highlights the towering crisis.
With more girls who reject farmers, generations can be beaten.
And one good day, maybe nothing left to take a cultivation, causing a food crisis In this country.
Keeping this in view, the state must act quickly, “he said.
He showed that girls were more willing to marry group workers and not farmers.
“The scenario will get worse due to floods and vagamine in sequential weather.
I have written a letter to CM and PM.
I was previously written for the Head of the BS Minister Yediyurappa,” he added.
In the coming days, Chougale plans to meet more state ministers and trade union ministers and also write more letters until their campaign captures the attention of policy makers.