Disbelief with the amendment of the Seed Act asked producers for a 7 -day strike in Haryana

Seeds and pesticides and dealers, who are not satisfied with the amendments made by the Haryana government in the Seed and Pesticide Act, have asked for a seven -day strike in the state. At the state level meeting, seeds and pesticides and traders expressed concern about the new terms, saying that the amendments were unacceptable and that it would promote corrupt behavior. State President of Haryana Seed Producers Association, Pal Singh Dhaliwal, said: “Amendment is against producers and traders, and we are unable to work in such circumstances. Under the new provisions, crimes under the law are unavailable and crime for crime and RS 1,000 for crime. Other reasons can affect germination.