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States » NorthPosted at: Oct 21 2020 7:19PM


HAFED commits Rs 400 for paddy procurement :Kailash Bhagat

Chandigarh, Oct 21 (UNI) The Chairman of Haryana State Cooperative Supply and Marketing Federation Limited (HAFED), Mr. Kailash Bhagat shared that so far an amount of Rs. 400 crore has been paid by HAFED for paddy procurement, whereas in this season an amount of Rs 800 crore is expected to be paid by HAFED.

Mr Kailash Bhagat shared this while interacting with the mediapersons after resolving the grievances raised by farmers and traders in Thanesar Grain Market of Kurukshetra on Wednesday.
After this, Mr. Kailash Bhagat, Chief General Manager, HAFED, Mr. R.P Sahni, DM HAFED, Mr. Sheeshpal Gauri and Mr. Jitendra Dhingra visited Thanesar Grain Market and checked the paddy moisture and its weighing. They also listened to the problems of labourers, farmers and traders. All the problems were resolved on the spot.
He informed that HAFED has paid an amount of Rs 14 crore for paddy procurement in Kurukshetra Mandi and this amount has also been deposited in the account of the Arhtiyas.
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