INLD functioning as BJP's proxy: Hooda

Former Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda said that paddy, millet, and cotton have begun arriving in mandis, but in the absence of government procurement, farmers are being compelled to sell their produce at distress prices, including paddy at Rs 300-400 below MSP, millet at nearly Rs 600 less, and cotton at around Rs 2,000 less.

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He said that after facing the devastation of floods, farmers are now being forced to endure yet another blow at the hands of the government.

Speaking to media persons in Rohtak, Hooda responded to a question on the INLD, stating that every party in a democracy has the freedom to conduct politics and organise programmes. However, parties usually try to present their achievements before the public through such events.