A delegation of Chhattisgarh Chambers of Commerce and Industries (CCCI) on Sunday called on Agriculture Minister Ravindra Choubey and briefed him about their problems regarding seeds and fertilizer.
The minister assuring them to look into their problems, advised them to supply high quality seeds and fertilizers to state farmers so that the farmers as well as the state could prosper with high yield of crop.
The delegation of CCCI sought intervention of the minister on various issues including timely redressal of their application of license of renewal, issuance of certificates.
They also requested the minister to take necessary action so that their license is not cancelled if their samples are found to be sub standard. “It is not the fault of suppliers but was of the manufacturer and hence they should not be punished for that”, they said.
The delegation also demanded to make agriculture diploma mandatory for the societies’ members too. They also complaint that they are getting harassed by the officials of agriculture department and do not get cooperation from them.
The delegation of CCCI was comprised of state president Jitendra Barlota, general secretary Lalchand Gulwani, treasurer Prakash Agrawal, president of Chhattisgarh Agriinput Dealers Association Dwarka Gupta, and the members of association Venu Gopalan, Rajveer, Rajiv Bagga, Ashok Asrani, Manish Parmar, Akhil Mundra, Ashok Sahane.