Chief Minister Nitish Kumar said there was no difficulty in buying their crops from the farm bill brought by the central government. For this, the farmers will get the benefit set by the central government. The central government wants to talk to farmers. When the central government and the farmers interact, they get complete information in a real sense. He again made it clear that there would be no trouble for farmers to buy crops through the Agriculture Bill. An unproblematic misconception is being created among farmers. The chief minister was answering journalists’ questions after the Digha-Aims opened the elevated road on Monday.
On the question of the farmers’ movement, he said that such a system had already been implemented in the interests of the farmers of Bihar in 2006. Now the system has been implemented across the country. Since the system was implemented in Bihar, the farmers did not face any problem. Bihar is an example of this. Farmers here are not facing any problem and the purchase of food grains is taking place. This year, a target of collecting more than 3 million tonnes of paddy is set.
CM Nitish inaugurated Bihar’s longest road
The ROB, the first railway over bridge in the country made of steel in Patna, was opened to the public. It was inaugurated by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. The 12km highway from Patna Aims to Digha will be of great benefit to people traveling from Ara to Happra. People also get rid of jams in large quantities. Chief Minister Patna’s divisional commissioner Sanjay Kumar Agarwal and five engineers were honored for their good work on the high road. With the launch, vehicles began to operate on this road. After the inauguration, the chief minister said that people will now be able to travel a lot to the Ames due to this road construction. This was the first launch since the formation of the new government.
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