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Maharashtra: Government should declare drought says opposition leader Vijay Wadettiwar

Vijay Wadettiwar said that the Chief Minister and two Deputy Chief Ministers are busy in other issues instead of providing relief to the farmers and agriculture sector

Maharashtra: Government should declare drought says opposition leader Vijay Wadettiwar
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The opposition on Thursday claimed that 194 out of 358 tehsils in the state are facing drought and 16 districts have received less than 75 per cent rainfall. Along with this, the opposition has demanded that the state government should immediately declare drought in Maharashtra.

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Leader of Opposition in the Assembly Vijay Wadettiwar asked, "The state is facing drought, there is crop loss in Marathwada, Western Vidarbha, North Maharashtra and parts of Western Maharashtra due to lack of monsoon, double sowing is being done at many places. "Why is it that the state government is turning a blind eye to this reality? Why is it that the triple engine government is afraid of declaring drought in the state?"


He also said that the Chief Minister and two Deputy Chief Ministers are busy with other issues instead of providing relief to farmers and the agriculture sector. The Chief Minister is inactive. While one Deputy CM is busy campaigning in Rajasthan, the other is busy holding meetings of departments over which he has no authority.

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