Indore Milk Producers To Demand ₹12 Per Fat, Release Of ₹10-12 Crore Pending Bonus At Sept 30 AGM
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Many milk-producing farmers are expected to attend the 43rd Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Indore Cooperative Milk Producers’ Union, scheduled for Sept 30, where they plan to raise demands related to milk prices and pending bonus payments. Bablu Jadhav, president of the Bharatiya Kisan and Mazdoor Sena, said rising costs of cattle feed, oilcake, fodder, green grass,…
Indore's cooperative milk producers are set to demand a minimum of ₹12 per litre of milk, based on fat content, at their upcoming Annual General Meeting (AGM) on September 30. Farmers, facing rising costs, are seeking this price increase and the release of a pending bonus amounting to Rs 10-12 crore. Bablu Jadhav, president of the Bharatiya Kisan and Mazdoor Sena, highlighted the financial strain on dairy farmers due to soaring expenses for cattle feed, fodder, veterinary care, electricity, and labor.
The farmers are also seeking immediate payment of the bonus and the Rs 5 per litre assistance promised by the state government. Despite the announcement, Jadhav stated that eligible farmers have yet to receive the benefit and have demanded its prompt release. The farmers' organization has called on milk producers to attend the AGM in large numbers to collectively raise these demands.
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