A significant meeting of the Agriculture Advisory Committee was held in the Kanti block of Muzaffarpur district. Presided over by the local MLA, the meeting saw extensive discussions on various farmer-related issues, with the MLA issuing strict directives to officials for their immediate resolution. The MLA explicitly stated that all pending issues concerning farmers must be resolved on a priority basis within the next 15 days.

During the meeting, farmers raised numerous complaints regarding fertilizer, seeds, irrigation, and agricultural loans. They highlighted the unavailability of fertilizers and seeds on time, which directly impacts their crop production. Irrigation problems also emerged as a serious concern, with farmers demanding the cleaning of canals and repair of tube wells. Furthermore, concerns were expressed about the hurdles in obtaining agricultural loans and the role of intermediaries.

The MLA instructed relevant agriculture officials, the Block Development Officer (BDO), and representatives from other departments to take farmer complaints seriously and formulate an action plan for their resolution. He particularly emphasized ensuring the availability of fertilizers and seeds, preventing black marketing, and providing agricultural materials to farmers at fair prices. The MLA also warned that if the issues are not resolved within the stipulated timeframe, strict action would be taken against the concerned officials.

Local farmers, agriculture department officials, and public representatives attended the meeting in large numbers. Farmers welcomed the MLA's initiative and expressed hope that his directives would lead to a swift resolution of their problems. This meeting underscores the government's commitment to agricultural development and farmer welfare in the Kanti region.