Dues of cane growers to be cleared in a wk: Min
he Uttar Pradesh government plans to ensure that sugarcane growers receive their payments within a week. Sugarcane Minister Chaudhary Laxmi Narain Singh announced that 21 sugar mills have already cleared dues within 3 to 7 days this year. Since the end of the cane crushing season in May, 83 mills have settled 100% of their payments. Singh aims for full cooperation so that by next year, all dues will be paid within one week.
Lucknow: The UP govt is working on a plan to ensure that sugarcane growers get their dues cleared in about a week’s time.While replying to the supplementary question by SP MLA Atul Pradhan and Mahendra Nath Yadav, sugarcane minister Chaudhary Laxmi Narain Singh said that this year alone, around 21 sugar mills paid cane dues of farmers between three to seven days.Until now, 83 factories have paid 100% dues to the farmers since the shutting of cane crushing in May.Chaudhary further said that if there was cooperation from all quarters, from next year 100% dues would be paid in one week. He also said that by the beginning of the next season, no cane dues of farmers would be left. We also published the following articles recently
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