CHANDIGARH: Former Haryana chief minister and chief of resistance Bhupinder Singh Hooda has stated that the state government is persecuting the farmers and the bad in times of recession, inflation and even pandemic.
Hooda has objected to the new strategy created by the authorities for cattle fairs that has raised the prices of cows prices from Rs 10-20, straight to 1,000 rupees roughly 4 percent commission on sale and purchase.
“This can place a significant load on the livestock producers of this nation.
Individuals of all segments are anticipating some relief throughout the downturn and pandemic, but the authorities is regaining every cent possible from these,” he explained.
“The government, which has collected huge taxes in the general public, has turned into poor farmers that raise cattle to enhance their earnings.
In addition, the government has provided the duty of all of the fairs to one builder,” he further added and wanted an inquiry to discover why the authorities resisted the government procedure to benefit the builder since he sought the immediate withdrawal of this fee increase in cows fairs.
Hooda said that the government has also targeted at the bad of this country together with the cows farmers since the poor now need to manage market forces.
“The pulses were ceased, after the subsidy on gasoline tanks was abolished, from the month of June, they’ve ceased giving mustard oil to the accounts,” he explained.
Aside from that, the pioneer of resistance has attracted the interest of the authorities to the source of black fungus medication.
“The government has recently made a country level committee, that will be working in the country headquarter Panchkula.
In this kind of circumstance, it’s taking two to three days to get to the medication in the district level.
This delay is revealing deadly for its patients.
We recommend the authorities to guarantee the access to drugs in the district level under the management of this nation level committee so the patients afflicted by this fatal disease can acquire sufficient medicine in time,” he further added.