There is a preparation to take action against the District Agriculture Officer Amar Singh of Kanpur on the charge of negligence in fertilizer distribution and talking to the MLA on the phone. DM has written a letter to the government for action against him.
What is the matter?
On Tuesday night, MLA Abhijeet Singh Sanga called Agriculture Officer Amar Singh for the shortage of fertilizer in the area. It is alleged that during the conversation, the officer’s voice was staggering and he was unable to give the correct answer. The MLA sent the voice recording of this conversation to the DM. Apart from this, Amar Singh remained non-Hazir without telling the next day’s meeting. Based on the report of Deputy Director Agriculture, DM has recommended action against Amar Singh. However, the DM refused to say anything to the media on the matter. At the same time, the phone of District Agriculture Officer Amar Singh was also closed.
Officers went on leave
The sword of action against the District Agriculture Officer Amar Singh is hanging against the MLA in connection with the phone being intoxicated on the phone and being non-host from the meeting. After this incident, he has suddenly moved to the medical leave.
What happened in the meeting?
District Agriculture Officer Amar Singh was missing when the officials of the Agriculture Department arrived in an important meeting held in Kanpur. During this, the DM narrated the recording of the conversation between Amar Singh and MLA Abhijeet Singh Sanga to all the officers in the meeting. In this recording, Amar Singh’s staggering voice was clearly heard.
Officers went on leave as soon as they hear the news of action
It is being claimed that as soon as Amar Singh got the news of action against him, he suddenly went to the medical leave on Saturday. On this, the DM has directed to hand over the charge to another officer to run the departmental work smoothly. Deputy Director Agriculture has also sent a letter to the Directorate in this regard.
What did the MLA say?
MLA Abhijeet Singh Sanga said that he had called Amar Singh regarding the problem of fertilizer in the area, but he could not give any answer. The MLA alleges that he was unable to talk properly due to being drunk. After this, he sent the recording of the entire conversation to the DM.
Farmer’s finger cut in stampede during fertilizer distribution
At the same time, in the Sakharej village of Shivrajpur of Kanpur, during the distribution of fertilizer in the Instrument Cooperative Society, the finger of a young man was cut in a stampede. Police reached the spot and investigated. At the same time, the victim has accused the secretary close to the secretary.
Pawan Mishra of Sakharej village of Shivrajpur is an ordinary farmer. The victim alleges that he has been circling the village instrument cooperative society for four sacks of fertilizer for a week. Since Friday morning, he was in line outside the committee. He did not get manure till evening. It is alleged that at around five o’clock in the evening, close to the secretary who distributed the fertilizer, forcibly entered inside. And by fertilizing his favorites, he started closing the window. At this point, the victim’s hand got buried in a window. Five minutes later, the secretary opened the window after screaming.
By then, part of a finger of his hand had separated. In this way, the secretary of the secretary escaped. And the secretary gave four sacks of manure to the victim without taking paper. Inspector Shivrajpur Varun Sharma informed that action will be taken on getting Tahrir. At the same time, Naib Tehsildar Shivrajpur Ranjit Yadav said that a lot of complaints are being received from the secretary, the statement of the victim and investigation will be done on the spot.
Call center for fertilizer problem
A Kisan Call Center has been started in Kanpur for quick resolution of fertilizer problems. On the instructions of DM Jitendra Pratap Singh, the Kisan Call Center was started with the aim of ensuring quick and effective diagnosis of any kind of problem in providing fertilizer to farmers. Farmers can call these numbers.
Arvind Singh 9793183550, Shivam 6393775438
24815 metric tonnes of manure available in the district
There is no shortage of fertilizer in Kanpur. 24815 metric tonnes of manure is available in the district. Urea 7194, DAP 7888, NPK 7315, MOP 450 and Super Phosphate 1968 MT are available. Manure is being sold from 667 private and 94 cooperative shops in the district.