Farmers who are burning stubble should not get the benefit of increased MSP: Supreme Court

New Delhi (Uttam Hindu News) – Regarding air pollution in Delhi-NCR, the Supreme Court on Tuesday said that the Punjab Government’s report is proof that more than 8 thousand meetings were held by the SHO with the farmers and farmer leaders so that stubble burning was not done. Can go. The Supreme Court said that despite this, the trend of burning stubble in the fields has not reduced. During the hearing, the Punjab government said that we have taken action against those who burn stubble and have registered about 100 FIRs. On this, Justice Kaul said why should people who violate the law get financial benefits? The Supreme Court made a big comment and said that farmers who are burning stubble should not get the benefit of MSP. The court further said that action should be taken against those who are burning stubble.

The Supreme Court said that one problem is that the people who are burning the stubble will not come here. In Bihar they harvest it with their hands, we understand that those who have substantial land holdings have mechanized harvesting tools, but those with small land holdings are struggling with stubble burning. Expressing concern, the Supreme Court said that the land in Punjab is gradually drying up because the water level is decreasing. If the land dries up, everything else will be affected. Somewhere, the ill effects of growing paddy should be understood or explained to the farmers. Now we do not know the economics of what effect it is having on paddy cultivation.