Haryana CM Announces Crop Procurement Boost and Waives Canal Charges

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini announced the procurement of all crops in the state at the minimum support price and waiver of Rs 133 crore in canal water charges. He also unveiled various benefits for farmers, including pending compensation payments and easier access to three-star motors for tubewells.

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini announced the procurement of all crops at the minimum support price (MSP) and waived Rs 133 crore in outstanding canal water irrigation charges. This move is part of the BJP's election campaign launch in the state.

Saini also declared that pending compensation amounting to Rs 137 crore will be paid within a week to farmers affected by natural calamities in various districts. Further, he noted that farmers will now be able to purchase three-star motors from any company nationwide for new tubewell connections, simplifying the process considerably.

Speaking at the 'Vijay Shankhnad' rally, Saini criticized the opposition Congress and highlighted the BJP's efforts over the past decade. With elections looming, the BJP aims to secure a third term by emphasizing its development and welfare initiatives.

(With inputs from agencies.)