Chandigarh: Strengthening relief measures for agriculturists affected by natural disasters, the state government has accelerated the process of Haryana farmer compensation, ensuring that financial assistance reaches beneficiaries directly in their bank accounts.
During the ongoing session of the state Vidhan Sabha, the Chief Minister stated that the government is committed to protecting farmers’ livelihoods through a transparent and accountable compensation system.
₹6.5 Crore Released Under Haryana Farmer Compensation
Responding to a query raised in the House, the government informed that nearly ₹6.5 crore has been disbursed to farmers in villages of the Meham Assembly constituency. The amount was released to compensate farmers for crop losses caused by adverse weather conditions.
The Chief Minister said the objective of the Haryana farmer compensation policy is to eliminate delays and ensure that eligible farmers receive full financial relief without bureaucratic hurdles.
Direct Bank Transfers Ensure Transparency
Highlighting reforms in the system, the government stated that Haryana farmer compensation is now credited directly into farmers’ bank accounts. This step has reduced manual intervention and increased transparency in the distribution process.
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The administration has also introduced structured compensation slabs to ensure fair payment based on the extent of crop damage.
Written Reporting System for Crop Damage
To strengthen accountability, patwaris are now required to submit written reports whenever crop damage occurs in their respective areas. The government has clearly defined responsibilities for officials involved in assessing crop losses.
It was further emphasized that strict action will be taken against any official found negligent in processing Haryana farmer compensation claims.
Government Assures No Farmer Will Be Left Out
Reaffirming its commitment, the Chief Minister stated that if any eligible farmer has been left out of the Haryana farmer compensation process, corrective steps will be taken to ensure payment is delivered promptly.
The government maintained that safeguarding farmers’ income and ensuring timely crop loss relief remains a top priority.