Directs officers to ensure smooth crop procurement, timely lifting and adequate facilities for farmers

 
Haryana Bureau of Public Enterprises Chairman Mohan Lal Badoli Inspects Safidon Grain Market

 Haryana Bureau of Public Enterprises Chairman Mohan Lal Badoli Inspects Safidon Grain Market

 Chandigarh, 

Haryana Bureau of Public Enterprises (HBPE) Chairman, Sh. Mohan Lal Badoli, inspected the grain market in Safidon to review crop procurement, lifting operations and other arrangements for farmers. During the visit, he sought detailed information from the concerned officials regarding crop sales, procurement procedures, lifting of purchased produce and facilities being provided to farmers at the market.

During the inspection, Sh. Mohan Lal Badoli directed officers to ensure procurement operations continue smoothly so farmers do not face inconvenience while selling their produce. He emphasised that farmers' convenience must remain a priority and that all necessary procurement-related arrangements should be ensured.

The Chairman also reviewed crop arrivals at the market, procurement operations, lifting of purchased produce in accordance with prescribed procedures and maintenance of relevant records. He directed officials to ensure timely lifting of procured crops to prevent unnecessary accumulation of produce within the market premises and maintain adequate space for farmers bringing their crops for sale.

Sh. Mohan Lal Badoli further directed the officers concerned to work in close coordination and maintain continuous monitoring of procurement and lifting operations. He stressed that all essential facilities must be made available to farmers at the grain market and any issues arising during the process should be resolved on a priority basis.

He said that ensuring the smooth sale and timely lifting of crops produced through the hard work of farmers is an important responsibility of the concerned departments. He directed all officials to discharge their duties with utmost seriousness and responsibility to ensure that farmers do not face any inconvenience at the market.