Village-To-Village Memorandum Campaign By Milk Producers Demanding Remunerative And Cost-Based Prices Continued Across Indore
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): The village-to-village memorandum campaign by milk producers demanding remunerative and cost-based prices continued across Indore district on Thursday. Farmers submitted memoranda at more than 50 Sanchi milk cooperative societies, seeking higher milk prices, payment of pending bonuses and additional incentives. Memoranda were submitted at Sanchi societies in Baloda Takun,…
In Indore district, a village-to-village memorandum campaign by milk producers has continued, demanding remunerative and cost-based prices for milk. Farmers submitted memoranda at over 50 Sanchi milk cooperative societies across villages such as Baloda Takun, Palakankariya, Kachhalia, Takun, Dhaturia, Ratankhedi, Jammudi Hapsi, Boriya, Baroda Panth, Harnasa, Jalodiya Panth, Bhil Baroli, Kai, Katkoda, Nandra, Semda, Giroda, Palasia, Khajraya, Gudar, Chhoti Kalmir, Beganda, Karki, Limboda Par, Chander, Newari, Chatwada, Piploda and Basanda.
The main concerns raised by the farmers include the rising costs of cattle feed, fodder, medicines, electricity, and labor, while milk prices have not increased proportionately. Farmer leader Bablu Jadhav highlighted their key demands, including fixing the milk price at Rs 12 per fat, immediate payment of pending bonuses, and a bonus of Rs 5 per litre to milk producers. If their demands are ignored, the farmers warned of intensifying and expanding the agitation.
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