As the farmers associations would agitate from June 1 to 10, the Indore administration is on high alert and is continuously in touch with farmers and Agriculture Mandi employees.
While making all the necessary arrangements, Indore collector Nihsant Warwade on Wednesday visited Mandi Indore accompanied with Indore ADM Ajay Dev Sharma. ADM Indore Nidhi Nivedita visited Sanwer Krishi Mandi accompanied with Sanwer SDM Bihari Singh and discussed the problems of the farmers.
The officers had the conversations with the farmers who had come to sell their produce, talks were also made with the traders association in sanwer krishi mandi farmers complained about the labourers who was raising objection on the quality of chana (gram) and were charging Rs 100 from the farmers for approving the same.
ADM Nidhi Nivedita removed such labourers from the Mandi and the Mandi Sachiv was instructed to take action on such nuisances. Farmers also complained about the Sanwer Krishi mandi trader Ambika traders that he was not giving payment to farmers on time. Farmers also urged the administration to start a centralized telephone number for the Indore district at the collector office so that any farmer if wants to complain or suggest the administration, can directly call to the collector office.
DIG Indore Harinarayanchari Mishra is maintaining a strict vigil on the all the Krishi Mandis of the Indore district and all the antisocial elements. Addl SP Mhow Nagendra Singh, also in-charge of the rural Indore visited the Mhow, Depalpur and Sanwer Krishi Mandi and all the police stations area.
The Addl SP Nagendra singh told The Pioneer that the guards in all the Krishi Mandis have been alerted and there should be no long lines of tractors in the Krishi Mandis and the weighing and purchasing of the produce of the farmers should go on smoothly. If the police receive any complain regarding the administrative problems in Krishi Mandi besides law and order they immediately send it to higher administrative authorities.