The sale of paddy has become simple and easy with the arrangement of paddy procurement centres.
Nischal Mehta praised the Kisan Tuhar Token system.
Ambikapur . As directed by the Chhattisgarh government, the transparent and well-organized paddy procurement center system in the district has made the process of selling paddy easier for farmers. Farmers are benefiting from digital technology and farmer-friendly policies. Farmer Nischal Mehta, a resident of Gram Panchayat Karji, Shivpur, expressed satisfaction with the transparent system of paddy procurement centers.
Farmer Mehta explained that he has 250 sacks, approximately 100 quintals of paddy. He said that the process of obtaining tokens has become very easy through the Kisan Tunhar Token app. Now, farmers can obtain tokens online from their homes using their mobile phones, eliminating the need to visit the committee office and saving time. The digital system has ensured transparency in paddy sales. He reported that upon arrival at the Karji paddy procurement center, a gate pass was issued, moisture testing was conducted, and gunny bags were immediately provided. Due to the streamlined process, there was no inconvenience during the paddy sale. He added that all necessary facilities have been provided for farmers at the committee center, and committee employees are assisting them.
Farmer Mehta stated that the government led by Chief Minister Vishnu Dev Sai is offering the highest support price for paddy at ₹3,100 per quintal and purchasing 21 quintals of paddy per acre, providing economic benefits to farmers. He explained that he is using the proceeds from paddy sales to cultivate wheat, oilseeds, and vegetables, which has increased his income. He added that due to the government's farmer-friendly policies, the state's farmers are now becoming prosperous and empowered.
Mehta, while praising the paddy procurement system, expressed his gratitude to Chief Minister Vishnu Dev Sai and said that by getting the highest price for paddy, the farmers of the state are becoming self-reliant.
