Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan led a productive meeting on Thursday with representatives from farmers' unions in the state capital. The purpose of the gathering was to address the concerns raised by the farmers regarding the implementation of schemes and programs.
CM Chouhan expressed his appreciation for the positive approach of the Kisan Manch towards resolving the issues faced by farmers. He acknowledged the practicality of their suggestions and emphasized the importance of incorporating them into the existing schemes and programs.
By doing so, he believes that these initiatives can become more practical and accessible to the farming community. Additionally, he urged the relevant departments to establish specific time limits for the implementation of various components.
Throughout the meeting, the chief minister engaged in discussions with representatives from multiple organizations, including office bearers of farmers' unions. This allowed for a comprehensive exchange of ideas and perspectives on various matters concerning agriculture and farmers' welfare.
Notable attendees at the meeting included State Agriculture Minister Kamal Patel, Chief Secretary Iqbal Singh Bains, and officials from several government departments. Their presence showcased the government's commitment to addressing the concerns of the farming community and finding effective solutions.
The meeting concluded with a renewed sense of collaboration and a commitment to improving the lives of farmers in Madhya Pradesh.
