Protest Against Farm Laws: Farmers in 3 UP villages stop milk supply
The dairy farmers have also announced that from March 6, they will sell milk at Rs 100 per litre
Tuesday March 2, 2021 9:35 AM, IANS
Amroha (Uttar Pradesh): In an unexpected development, dairy farmers in three villages in Amroha district have stopped supply of milk to the cooperative societies to express their solidarity with the farmers movement.
The dairy farmers have also announced that from March 6, they will sell milk at Rs 100 per litre. At present, their supply is sold at Rs 35 per litre.
State president of Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU) youth wing, Digambar Singh, said:
The villages have also announced that from March 6, they will sell milk at Rs 100 per litre. At present, their supply is sold at Rs 35 per litre
AMROHA: Dairy farmers in at least three Uttar Pradesh villages have stopped supply of milk to the cooperative societies in solidarity with the farmers’ movement. The villages have also announced that from March 6, they will sell milk at Rs 100 per litre. At present, their supply is sold at Rs 35 per litre.
On Monday morning, dairy farmers of three villages – Rasulpur Mafi, Chuchaila Khurd, and Shahzadpur in Amroha district – put their milk vessels upside down refusing to supply milk to cooperative societies. No wonder, the tankers of the societies returned empty.
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