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MP CM Mohan Yadav Orders Warehouse Expansion After Surprise Wheat Centre Visit

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav made a surprise visit to the Adani Agro Silo procurement centre in Ujjain. He ordered expansion of warehouse capacity to protect procured wheat from unseasonal rains. The state has procured 4.1 million metric tons of wheat as of May 4. The government is observing 2023 as 'Farmers' Welfare Year' under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership.

Key Points: MP CM Yadav Orders Warehouse Expansion for Wheat

  • Madhya Pradesh CM Yadav makes surprise visit to Adani Agro Silo procurement centre
  • Directs expansion of warehouse capacity to protect wheat from unseasonal rains
  • State procured 4.1 million metric tons of wheat as of May 4
  • Government observing 2023 as 'Farmers' Welfare Year' under PM Modi's leadership
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MP CM Mohan Yadav orders expansion of warehouse capacity during surprise visit to wheat procurement center

Madhya Pradesh CM Mohan Yadav orders warehouse capacity expansion during surprise visit to wheat procurement centre in Ujjain to protect grain from unseasonal rains.

"We have come to a decision today to expand the warehouse capacity, which will prove invaluable during the rainy season. - Chief Minister Mohan Yadav"

Ujjain, May 5

In a surprise visit to the Adani Agro Silo procurement centre at Nagjhiri in Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister MohanYadav issued directives to expand the facility's warehouse capacity to safeguard procured wheat from unseasonal rains.

The move aims to ensure that farmers face no inconvenience during the ongoing wheat procurement process, which is part of the state's greater effort under the 'Farmers' Welfare Year,' as announced by the government.

"I can land my helicopter anywhere and conduct a surprise inspection of a wheat procurement centre..." Yadav said as he arrived at the centre operated by the Datana Service Cooperative Society.

He conducted a thorough inspection and directed officials to increase the warehouse's storage capacity, ensuring that the procured wheat is protected against potential weather disruptions.

"The wheat procurement process is progressing smoothly, and we are committed to making it even more efficient. Reports indicate payments are being disbursed regularly, within seven days, and transportation of procured wheat is ongoing," Yadav added.

He also mentioned that the number of weighing scales has been increased, and additional facilities have been put in place to support the process.

Highlighting the government's commitment to farmers, Yadav said, "We have come to a decision today to expand the warehouse capacity, which will prove invaluable during the rainy season. The government, under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, is observing this year as the 'Farmers' Welfare Year.' Our goal is to provide farmers with every possible facility."

As of May 4, the state government has procured 4.1 million metric tons of wheat, with plans to further increase procurement volume. The CM urged farmers to visit weighing centres in their areas and participate in the procurement process.

He assured them that any difficulties encountered would be addressed promptly through the district administration's control room, which is actively monitoring the wheat procurement process.

The procurement of gram and lentils is also ongoing, with the state government ensuring continuous support for its farming community.

- ANI

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Priya S
Finally some action! I'm from a farming family in MP and we've seen wheat rotting in open godowns every monsoon. Hope this warehouse expansion happens on ground, not just in press releases. Payment within 7 days is good, but what about the middlemen who delay it?
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Vikram M
Surprise inspections are the only way to see reality. Glad CM is doing field visits instead of just sitting in Bhopal. But 4.1 million tons procured is impressive - shows farmers have confidence in the system this year. Let's see if the rainy season test is passed.
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Ananya R
The 'helicopter landing anywhere' quote is a bit concerning - seems like flexing power. But i admit, having a CM who understands farmer issues is rare. Hope they also increase MSP or at least ensure timely payment. Gram and lentil farmers also need attention.
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Rohit P
Good to see CM Yadav taking personal interest. The cooperative society angle is smart - local bodies should be empowered. But I'm skeptical about 'farmers welfare year' - shouldn't welfare be permanent? We need sustainable solutions, not just temporary measures before elections.

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