NEW DELHI: Throughout the previous four decades, sugarcane growers in Uttar Pradesh have obtained charge of Rs 1.4 lakh crore because of their manufacture and payments for the previous three glucose seasons are removed, the nation’s sugar ministry Suresh Rana stated on Thursday.
While saying that the nation has assured the sugar mills create the obligations punctually, he stated the government is still keeping a close eye four glucose producers — Bajaj Hindustan, Modi, Simbhaoli and Yadus — he said were laggards in clearing off the cane obligations to farmers.
He said the authorities will not be afraid to take actions against them.
“We’ve issued retrieval certifications to all these classes.
Upon direction from the ministry, we’re maintaining a close eye on those classes, make sure it Modi, Simbhaoli and Bajaj Hindustan.
We’re taking routine actions ,” Rana told colleagues at an internet based assembly.
Rana said so much that the plantations have cleared almost 67 percent of those cane payments to the farmers for the current sugar season.
Greater than Rs 10,000 crore cane dues are not yet been cleared by manufacturers as well as most of that can be due to these significant players.