Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that 50 per cent amount of hailstorm-affected farmers' electricity bills will be adjusted. He said that fall in production will be compensated through crop insurance scheme. The Chief Minister was addressing affected farmers after inspecting hailstorm-affected crops at village Suhans in Gohad tahasil of Bhind district on Monday. Chouhan also announced to re-construct damaged pond and open a high school at the village. Woman and Child Development Minister Maya Singh, Minister of State for General Administration lal Singh Arya and MP Bhagirath Prasad were also present on the occasion. The Chief Minister said that natural calamity has badly affected crops. Farmers are in a state of crisis facing a number of challenges. He asked farmers not to worry at all. The government will leave no stone unturned to provide financial assistance to them against crop loss.