MEERUT: The village residents wave a black flag in BJP candidates and refused to entertain Uttar Pradesh Minister of Sugar Cane is not a good sign for the ruling party, especially in the West where sugar cane politics can affect the results of 50 seats that entered the election of the first two phases of the election 7 phase.
According to the latest reports released by the Department of Tebanan, 119 sugar factories inside so far bought 465.3 lakh tons of sugar cane from farmers since the new destroyer season began in early November last year, but only 69.9% (rs 9,157 crore) from contributions had been paid So far, even though there is a government direction to the factory to pay contributions within 14 days after procurement.
In particular, almost a dozen sugar mills in the West, still owe around 1,500 crore rs from the previous destroyer season.
Minister of Cane Suresh Rana, a MLA sitting from the constituency of Thanabhawan Shamli too, like some other candidates from the ruling party have faced resistance in his own constituency regardless of his claim to make full payment of the last five years.
Recently, the shutter was shown in a black flag in Nonangli Village and in Palthedi Village.
Rana said, “I said this before too – it was compared with the previous regime, the BJP government has made a payment record of more than RS 1,55,900 crore stick contributions to farmers in the past five years.
This includes those who have been delayed for years from the regime Previously.
Cent percent from previous years, including 2018-19 and 2019-20, has been paid.
Even for 2020-21, we have paid 96% of contributions, and the rest will be paid immediately.
I am committed to the welfare of farmers.
Nothing Opposition anywhere.
“Shutter was not alone to face the anger of the villagers.
Recently, BJP MLA from Khatauli Vikram Saini faced opposition in the constituency area of ​​his house in Muzaffarnagar.
Also, the party candidate in power Maninder Motorcade Singh was attacked in Churr Village in Meerut.
BJP accused RLD behind the attack and filed a police complaint in this matter.
Speaking to Toi, a farmer leader based in Thanabhawan, Umesh Bhainswal, “on time payment to a farmer is his right and should not be described as an act of government goodness.
Even now, farmers do not get their contributions on time.”