BJP workers involved in fertiliser black-marketing in every district, alleged Shiv Singh
Kisan Sangharsh Samiti national spokesperson Shiv Singh, an advocate, expressed concern over the fertiliser shortage in Madhya Pradesh and alleged that BJP workers were involved in black-marketing.
Expressing deep concern over the fertiliser crisis in the state, Kisan Sangharsh Samiti national spokesperson and Morcha leader Shiv Singh, an advocate, said farmers had been wandering in search of fertiliser for nearly two months.
Shiv Singh, national spokesperson of the Sangharsh Samiti
There was a shortage of fertiliser across the state, he said, and the BJP’s Mohan government had never been serious about the problems of farmers, with the result that they were forced to stand hungry and thirsty in queues at cooperative societies day and night. He said that whenever BJP governments had been in power in the state, farmers had always had to struggle with shortages of fertiliser, water and electricity. Shiv Singh also said it was time to teach the Chief Minister and BJP leaders a lesson in every village, because if the coming crop failed, people of the state would be forced to starve for lack of food. He said that if anyone in the state now died of hunger, Chief Minister Mohan would be responsible. Shiv Singh also alleged that BJP workers in every district were involved in fertiliser black-marketing, and urged farmers to get ready to teach these BJP workers a lesson.
