New Delhi: The Government of Uttar Pradesh on Wednesday announced a withdrawal of cases filed against farmers for burning arrears.
It was also announced to release the fines imposed on them for violations.
The country is scheduled to go to the poll early next year.
The official release issued by the State Government quoted the Chairperson of Yogi Minister Adyityath said, “The government will withdraw burned cases that are listed against farmers and good refund decisions will also be taken.” CM interactions with farmers on Wednesday night.
According to the release, Adityanath promised farmers that his government would ensure that all previous farmer payments had been delayed since 2010 cleaned before the new sugar cane destroyer.
He said the decision would be communicated to all stakeholders so that the farmers were not wrong.
The government said CM had instructed officials not to rotate electrical connections from any farmers because of delayed contributions.
He convinced farmers that the scheme of ‘one-time completion (OTS) will be introduced to ensure that they do not have to pay interest or penalty in electricity contributions.
Hitting the previous government, Adityanath said the sugar factory was closed in the Western WESTERN ‘sugar bowl.
He registered the names of new sugar factories that began in Pipraich-Munderwa and increased the capacity of a closed Ramala sugar factory.
He announced that the sugar factory would start in the western region of October 20 and in the middle of October 25.
CM said from 2007 to 2016, only Rs 95,000 Crore paid to sugar cane farmers.
He claimed that more than 45.74 lakh cane farmers above had paid the payment of sugar cane prices more than Rs 1.4 lakh crore between 2017 and 2021.
“While the 6 lakh metric tons of wheat was obtained in 2016, this year the record is 56 lakh metric tons Wheat was obtained even though Corona, “he said.
The central climbing of sugar cane by 5 to 290 per quintal in the middle on Wednesday was approved in a new price and remunerative (FRP) for the next sugar season starting October 2021, with Rs 290 per quintal, an increase in Rs in the last year.
Giving media direction after the Cabinet Meeting Minister, Minister Piyush Piyush Goyah said the decision would benefit five sugar cane farmers and five lakh workers employed in sugar factories throughout the country.
The center announced FRP, a minimum price that must be paid by the factory to sugar cane farmers, every year before the start of the sugar cane crusher.
To ensure that higher sugar recovery is adequately valued and considering variations between sugar factories, FRP is related to the rate of basic sugar recovery, with premium debt to farmers for higher sugar recovery than sugar cane.
Goyal says the increase in FRP for sugar cane will be based on a 10% recovery.
If recovery is less than 9.5%, farmers will get Rs 275 per quintal.
(With input from agency)