In Ujjain, farmers welcomed Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav with a wreath and thanked for the Bhavantar Yojana. CM Yadav bought Khadi in the indigenous exhibition and said that the government is committed to the farmers to get reasonable prices and promote Swadeshi.
When the public welcomes its leader from the heart, the scene turns into a celebration. On Sunday, Ujjain’s police line helipad became such a view when the farmers gave a wreath to Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav and gave intimate respect. The farmer brothers arrived with placards in their hands on which it was written – “Thank you to the Chief Minister for Soybean Bhavantar”.
CM surrounded by farmers, Bhavantar Yojana told big relief for farmers
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav, while greeting the farmers, said that his government is a friendly government of farmers and farmers will not be allowed to suffer any kind of loss. He clearly said that Bhavantar Yojana has been started for farmers, under which if a farmer has received less than the prescribed support price, then the government will deposit the difference in his account directly.
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Priority of Kisan-Welfare Government, no shortage of amount: CM Yadav
Dr. Yadav said that the state government has no shortage of funds for the farmers. Farmers-welfare is their first priority and this is the reason that the government is continuously running new schemes to improve the standard of living of farmers.
The Chief Minister observed the indigenous fair-depressed held at the Indian Jnanpith campus in Ujjain. Here, on the call of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, he bought a khadi kurta for himself, carrying forward the “every house indigenous, house-to-house Swadeshi” campaign. The special thing is that the CM paid the purchase of Khadi from his mobile wallet.
Appeal for expansion of exhibitions, said- public should adopt indigenous products
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav praised the exhibition and said that such exhibitions should be set up all over the state. This will not only increase awareness among people about indigenous goods, but will also provide direct benefits to local industries and artisans. He appealed to the public to use more and more indigenous products in festivals and daily lives.
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