Punjab's Farmers Demand Flood Compensation Amid Stubble Burning Crackdown
Kisan Mazdoor Morcha led protests in Punjab, seeking compensation for farmers hit by floods. They burned effigies of the government over actions against stubble burning. Their demands include Rs 70,000 per acre for damaged crops, compensation for livestock, and more support for agricultural recovery.
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On Monday, the Kisan Mazdoor Morcha organized protests across Punjab, demanding immediate compensation for farmers affected by recent floods.
The protestors criticized the state government's crackdown on farmers for stubble burning, symbolically burning effigies of government figures.
Key demands include Rs 70,000 per acre for crop damage and full compensation for livestock losses.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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