Noida: The leader of the Rakesh Titikan Farmer on Tuesday is called a budget of 2022-23 only a word net that says it does not have a vision for capital investment in agriculture.
He accused that the budget only brought words like “Amrit Mahotsav”, “Gatisishakti”, “e-vidha” without much meaning.
National Spokesman Union Bharatiya Kisan (BKU) said the budget would not help the poor, villagers, or farmers but only companies.
BKU, which is part of Samyukta Kisan Morcha (SKM) who pioneered protests throughout the year on the center of the Delhi border, also claimed that the total budget for agriculture and the sector sector had diminished from 4.26 percent last year to 3.84 per.
Sen this year.
Tikait regret that the government has reduced the allocation for the initiative to double the income of farmers, for plant insurance schemes, schemes for plant purchases, and for agricultural infrastructure funds.
He said it also dropped the allocation to check the propeller and failed to increase it to Kisan Samman Nidhi.
Citing no assistance in the GST level items used in agriculture such as seeds, insecticides, weedicides, tractors, animal feed and poultry, he said the agricultural community had “never ignored so far” in an independent budget in India.
“You want to increase the production of grain oil because you want to hand over the cultivation of your palms to the company.
This cultivation is not suitable from the point of view of the groundwater and the environment,” Tikait was claimed to be a statement shared by BKU Media in the cost of Dharmendra Malik.
He claimed that it was clear from the speech of Minister of Finance Nirmala Sitharam that this budget was “negative for agriculture”.
He dubbed the “Anti-Farmers’ budget and said the State Minister of Finance will get” zero “to arrange it.