Madhya Pradesh Government is the Government of farmers and is devoted to provide peaceful life and maintain self-respect of farmers, said Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan while addressing the concluding session of the State working committee meeting of BJP Kisan Morcha here on Sunday.
Chouhan said it is not politics but it is a matter of sensitisation towards human. For increasing productivity change in the crop pattern would be incorporated Agriculture Study Analysis visits would be organised.
BJP State president Narendra Singh Tomar said that through ‘Balram Yatra’ the pro-farmer policies were propagated across the villages in the State.
A special bonus of Rs 150 per quintal by the State Government has compelled the Central Government to increase the minimum support price but until the Centre is not going to fix minimum support price by adding 50 per cent profit in the investment amount the Morcha will continue to protest.
“Kisaan Melas (Farmer’s Fair) would be organised in each district of the State to bring a revolution in the agriculture,” said Minister of Farmers Welfare and Agriculture Development Gaurishankar Bisen.
Bisen said that to make an exploitation-free atmosphere for the farmers of the State, every possible attempt would be made.He also said that the farmers fair would be organised in every district and each and every farmer can participate in the fair. He also said that to organise this fair the State Government would also provide an expenditure of Rs 10 lakh.
He also said that under various endevours for the progress of the farmers, a Kisan Bhavan would also be established in every district and for this; an expenditure of Rs 25 lakh would be issued.
The meeting was chaired by president of BJP’s Kisan Morcha Bansilal Gurjar, he said that in felicitation of framer sentinels in 38 districts have been organised. These sentinels have played a important role in the State Assembly elections which conduced the victory for the BJP.