Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav recently conducted a review of the fertilizer distribution system in the state and issued several key directives to improve the situation. The CM assured farmers that there is no shortage of fertilizers and emphasized that strict actions will be taken in areas facing distribution challenges. New measures have been introduced to ensure a transparent and efficient fertilizer distribution process. Additionally, efforts are being made to encourage farmers to adopt alternative crops like Kodo-Kutki for better productivity.
During the meeting, Dr. Yadav reassured that there is an adequate supply of fertilizers in the state. Currently, 761 sale centers are operational, ensuring easy access to fertilizers for farmers. This is a significant improvement, with a 60% increase in the number of sale centers compared to last year. Additionally, over 10,000 fertilizer samples have been tested, leading to the suspension of 45 licenses. Instructions have also been issued to address farmer complaints received via social media in a timely manner to ensure smooth fertilizer distribution.
The CM also informed that the state currently has 32.44 lakh metric tons of fertilizer available, of which 21.34 lakh metric tons have already been sold. He assured that 20 lakh metric tons will remain available throughout December. Dr. Yadav will meet with the Union Minister for Chemicals and Fertilizers, J.P. Nadda, and Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw to discuss further improvements in the fertilizer supply chain.
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Fertilizer supplies, including DAP, Urea, NPK, and TSP, will be delivered to various districts across Madhya Pradesh in the coming week. The CM provided details on the upcoming fertilizer deliveries, which will reach districts such as Tikamgarh, Niwari, Rewa, Kachhpura, Jhukehi, Shahdol, Itarsi, Guna, Ashoknagar, Meghnagar, Khandwa, Shajapur, Mandideep, Betul, and Shivpuri.
Strict Action Against Offenders: Dr. Yadav mentioned that strict actions are being taken against illegal storage, black-marketing, and other fraudulent activities related to fertilizers. In recent months, 71 FIRs have been filed concerning illegal storage, sales, black-marketing, and counterfeit fertilizers. The authorities are actively addressing these issues to ensure fair distribution.
Monitoring Fertilizer Distribution: The CM emphasized that the fertilizer distribution process is being closely monitored. Prompt action is being taken on complaints received from farmers through social media and other channels. Authorities have been instructed to resolve every complaint as quickly as possible, with a focus on addressing farmer concerns efficiently.
Key Instructions to Farmers:
The Chief Minister has issued several important directives for farmers:
Conclusion: Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav has taken strong measures to ensure the smooth supply and distribution of fertilizers in the state. The new directives aim to improve transparency and efficiency in the distribution process, benefiting farmers across the region. The government's commitment to timely fertilizer supply will help farmers receive the necessary inputs for their crops and ensure better agricultural productivity.
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