Bathinda: Removed by the data presented at the Supreme Court who highlighted the burning stump in Punjab and his neighboring state Haryana contributed to less than 10% of air pollution in Delhi, the state government said that the area where the plant residue was burned since October has been reduced for several years final.
Punjab recorded 1,761 incidents of burning plant residues on Monday, increasing the total number of this season to 67,165 incidents.
Minister of Agriculture State, Randeep Singh Nabha said that in the weekly report from the Punjab remote sensing center, the area under Paddy Stubble Burning was 10.34 lakh hectares until 10 November 2021 compared to 15.21 lakh hectares in 2020.
He said the number of colossal paddy The Stopble produced in the country requires a holistic and state approach to adopt a Cong, Sad Slam Delhi the government to blame Petanipunjab has worked diligently at various aspects that stretch from in-situ management and ex-situ stubble to utilize padi spotty.
The reduction in the area itself speaks the volume of government intentions, said Nabha.
The state is also sensitive about the issue of increasing diesel prices and has asked the United States to provide RS100 incentives per quintal to farmers as the compensation for the upper rice management and above the maximum support price (MSP), Nabha added.
The ruling party and other political parties reacted strongly after being disclosed in a written statement submitted by the center at the Supreme Court that the burning stump had a contribution of 4% for Delhi pollution.
AAP The Head of the Farmers and Punjab Wing Mla Kultar Singh Sandhwan accused the central government led by BJP who misleaded the nation for years and said that “the central government has never missed every opportunity to blame Punjab farmers for Delhi pollution and only reality has come out in the open .
The government that set aside the game blamed must find real ways to eradicate pollution and must stop blaming announas.
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