Chandigarh: confirms its sustainable support for agitat farmers on the three agricultural laws, the Punjab Chairman of Minister Amarinder Singh on Friday launched the RS 520 Crore Relief Relief scheme for 2.85 lakh livestock and farmers who do not have land, as Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi on the birthday of the 77th birth.
Amarinder said the government had decided to release a loan of RS 520 crores farm laborers and farmers who did not have land in connection with the principal number of their cooperative loans on July 31, 2017, and simple flowers @ 7.00% p.a.
At the above numbers to March 6, 2019.
The previous state government has released a loan worth Rs 4700 Crore (up to RS 2 Lakh plants loans) for 5.85 lakh small farmers and marginalized.
Amarinder said that his heart with the farmers who protested Delhi Borders, added that he did not agree with the attitude taken by the central government.
“We have changed the Constitution 127 times, so why don’t we do it now? Why does the Indian government stand in prestige about the issue of agricultural law?” He asked, adding that he had urged the Prime Minister and the Future of the United States to revoke the law.
“The minister’s chairman said he was asked to stop the farmer’s punjab going to Delhi, but he never did it because everyone had the right to protest national capital; protests are democratic rights.
This small breeder does not fight for themselves but for the generation of those who will come, “he said.
Indicates that around 400 farmers died, he said the government gave RS 5 Lakh to the families of the farmers who had lost their jobs.
In addition, they were given jobs, and 200 had obtained an appointment letter of their meeting, he said, adding that the center needed to protect MSP and market systems and age relations between farmers and Arhtiyas in the interest of the nation.
In the token movement to launch a scheme, the main minister handed over the check of 21 farm workers and unscrupulous workers, with the Minister and MLAs arranged to withdraw checks to all the following days.
Given that the suicide of farmers was a general affair when his government took over in March 2017, the minister’s head said they had done the task of identifying poor farmers and found that around 15.7 lakh farmers and farm workers 48% from 32.7 lakh rural households ( 2011 census).
The other 9.8 lakh is a household of rustic cultivation (30%), he said, the following, people engaged in agriculture for 78% of rural households.
He praised them for carrying out their operations to produce bumper plants and continue to contribute to the country’s economy despite the threat of Covid, which has claimed the life of 16,000 Punjabis so far.
Responding to the concern for Speaker KP Singh about the suffering of small traders and shop owners in the middle of Pandemi, Minister’s Chief convinced steps to support them too, while overriding further locking in the hope that the State would avoid the third wave of Covid.
On that occasion, he also announced Rs 1 Crore for the Sri Anandpur Sahib youth club.
This event was held at Anandpur Sahib.