New Delhi: Due to heavy rains in Ambala, Haryana, the rice in the market has become completely soaked. It is reported that most of the rice was covered with tarpaulins, but due to very heavy rain, water filled up from below in the market, causing the rice to become wet. This has washed away the year-long hard work of the farmers. Questions are also being raised about the mismanagement in the market.
On the other hand, farmers have also appealed to the government for fair compensation for the damaged rice. The Market Chairman has also appealed to the government to provide fair compensation to the farmers for the damaged rice. The Market Secretary also said that it is the responsibility of the buyers to take care of the farmers' rice. If the farmers complain about this, strict action will be taken against the defaulters. Farmers are disheartened by the soaking of the rice crop and have appealed to the government to provide them with fair compensation for the damaged crop. On one hand, the crop in the market has become wet, and on the other hand, the rice crop is on the verge of damage due to heavy rains in the fields.
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