Shivrajji, Now Take Care!: In The CM's Home District, An Elderly Man Died In The Line For Fertilizer, He Was In The Queue For Seven Hours

Farmer Shivnarayan Mewada died due to a fall. – Photo: Social Media Expansion
Madhya Pradesh chief Shivraj Singh Chouhan, where there is no shortage of fertilizers in the state, second On the other hand, in his home district of Sehore, there is news of the death of an elderly man standing in line for fertilizer. It is being told that these elders were standing in line for seven hours. Suddenly he fell, then could not get up again. The son of the deceased has also blamed the government for the father’s death. This heart-wrenching incident happened near the government society of village Dhabla in Sehore district. According to the information, the farmer Shivnarayan Mewada, a resident of village Ramkhedi, had gone to the government society of village Dhabla to collect fertilizers. From 8 in the morning till 2.30 in the afternoon, he waited in line for his turn. At 2.30 he got the slip of fertilizer. Then suddenly he fell. People tried to lift him, by then he had died. Son Makhan Singh told that we have 3 acres of land. The father had gone to collect 6 bags of manure, but he could not find it. Father was waiting in line for four days hungry and thirsty. On Saturday too, they had started queuing up from 8 am. They were standing in line till three o’clock. All they got was a slip, not the fertilizer. Makhan has blamed the government for his father’s death. The son alleged that the government was not able to provide urea to the farmers. This is causing a lot of inconvenience to the farmers. Regarding the same incident, Dashrath Singh Rajput of Dhabla Society says that how the elderly farmer died, know No. He had definitely come to collect the manure. He was given a permit card for four bags of urea. We ½ When the institution was opened, then everyone’s names were written. On getting the number, the fertilizer urea slip was given at 2.30 pm. He was going to the godown to buy fertilizers, when he fell somewhere. Now there is no information about how it fell. Tell that the Chief Minister of the state Shivraj Singh Chauhan By issuing a tweet on November itself, it was said that there will be no shortage of fertilizers. He had said that my dear farmer brothers and sisters, continuous supply of fertilizers is being done in the state. We have enough fertilizers and I am assuring you that we will not allow any shortage. So don’t worry at all. Some people are spreading confusion, strict action will be taken against such people. ,