Ujjain, October 10 (IANS). Madhya Pradesh, chief minister Mohan Yadav, said on Friday that the remuneration was being distributed to farmers affected by natural disasters based on the reports of district collectors. Chief Minister Mohan Yadav said that individual recording of each farm is performed. He announced that soybean farmers will also gain the benefit of the state government’s Bhavantar Yojana (price difference payment scheme), which will cover the difference in the maximum support price (MSP). He said that the BJP government is committed to fulfilling its promises to the people of the state. He said: “Our (BJP government) stands in every situation with the farmers and all possible help will provide to the affected farmers.” The chief minister said this during a program in Urjjain. During this, he laid the foundation stone and inaugurated development works worth Rs 133.80 crore, which also included the construction of 23 km long two-team road from Ingoriya to Unhel at a cost of Rs 127.63 crore. He further said: ‘Farmers get the Pradhan Mantri Samman Nidhi Yojana. Under the Gopalan Gaushala scheme, a subsidy of up to Rs 10 Lakh will be given on a project of Rs 40 lakh for raising 25 indigenous cows. Crore, Construction of Chiri to Rawadia Road at a cost of Rs 2.17 crore and Rs 2.74 crore inaugurated the power substation in Carnavad at a cost of Rs. “Chief Minister Yadav addressed the Citizens with the program and congratulated the continued development in the area. He said that the Gambhir River project would also benefit the locals and farmers.
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