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KCR loves farmers of Punjab & Haryana not of TS: BKS leader
To bring pressure on the Centre to increase funds under the Kisan Samman Nidhi and remove GST on input subsidy, farmers to take up 'Kisan Garjana' public meeting at Ramlila Maidan in Delhi on December 19
Hyderabad: Bharatiya Kisan Sangh (BKS) general secretary Mohini Mohan Mishra on Sunday demanded the Telangana government to procure farmers' produce at remunerative prices.
A large number of Telangana farmers attended the 'Rythu Garjana' public meeting called by BKS State committee at Parade Grounds, Secunderabad, during the day. BKS State president Joginapally Sriranga Rao presided, while Mishra was the chief guest.
Mishra said all crops grown by farmers should be procured at a profitable price. "Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao has love for farmers of Punjab, Haryana and other States, but not for those from Telangana. Except for his family rule, the CM is against State farmers. He said the State government was making farmers lose by deciding wastage of 10 kg/quintal paddy.
To bring pressure on the Centre to increase funds under the Kisan Samman Nidhi and remove GST on input subsidy, farmers would take up a 'Kisan Garjana' public meeting at Ramlila Maidan in Delhi on December 19.
Prominent farmer leader and former State president Paryada Anji Reddy said farmers who grow vegetables do not have the same income as those who sell vegetables. "Lives of farmers were getting difficult; they were selling their farmlands. KCR who did not waive of farmers' loans, was imposing a debt of Rs 1 lakh even on a newborn child", he alleged. He called upon farmers to elect those who work for them, adding that they can solve their issues only if united.
National BKS secretary K Sai Reddy said that Sangh was not affiliated with any party; it works to solve farmers' problems. He alleged that the TRS government was not looking at State problems.
The demands of farmers include the implementation of loan waiver, solving Dharani issues, purchase of foodgrains, 24-hour electricity, revival of sugar industry, protecting crops from wild animals, implementation of Fasal Bima.
Among the leaders who attended the meeting were State secretary Donur Ramu, and All-India working group member Nana Akre.
