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BCC discusses crop damage due to rains 10/11/2014 10:00:46 PM Samba, Oct 11: A meeting of Block Congress Committees (BCC) Vijaypur and Purmandal was held at Vijaypur today which was chaired by Thakur Hari Singh, Vice President PCC. The meeting took stock of the problems being faced by people of Vijaypur Constituency due to recent rains and flood and the firing across the border. Speaking on the occasion Thakur Hari Singh said that the people of the area especially the farmers have suffered heavy loss of their crops in the recent devastating floods. It has washed away the crops, cattle, houses and now there is border firing which has added more in their miseries. Many people are putting in camps but they are not getting proper ration and other facilities, besides the education is also affected. He said that it would be better, if all the border families have their shelters in safe places, so that they can shift themselves whenever border disturbs and for this purpose Govt. should provide 5 marlas plot to each family and also help in construction of shelters. This scheme is a permanent solution of border area people. Thakur Hari Singh demanded immediate compensation to the farmers whose crops have been damaged completely, waiving of crops loan and the interest on electricity bills against the farmers besides providing assistance in the de-silting process of their fields so that it can become cultivable for next crops.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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