Thursday, August 29, 2013

Heavy Rain & Wet Drought - 23 Yavatmal farmer’s suicide reported since June

Heavy Rain & Wet Drought - 23 Yavatmal farmer’s suicide reported since June  

NAGPUR: 29th August 2013

Yavatmal District, the epicenter of vidarbha farm suicide spiral  has reported 24 record farmers suicides since June to till date after heavy rain and flood damaged crop and every day  one debt trapped aid starved farmer's suicide is being reported but local administration has turned blind eye to these innocent genocide as neither single paisa as relief aid nor the farm credit is being given even after   Maharashtra chief minister Prathaviraj chavan has announced the relief package Rs.2000 crore and hostile and corrupt administration is responsible  for these farm suicides , Kishore Tiwari of Vidarbha Janandolan Samiti (VJAS) informed today, urging urgent intervention of Indian Govt. to tackle very pathatic sitution as state Govt. failed to give any healing touch to dying farming community,crying for food,medicine and relief aid  .
As per media reports in last 80 days recent 24 vidarbha agrarian crisis victim  of Yavatmal district alone are



Sr.No.
Name
Village
Taluka
District
1
Madhukar Shivankar
Dahegoan
Ralegoan
Yavatmal
2
Narendra  Thakare
Kosdani
Arni
Yavatmal
3
KailasKhandare
Dongarkharda
Ralegoan
Yavatmal
4
Mangesh Charde
Gangadevi
Kalmb
Yavatmal
5
Gajanan Bawane
Chicholi
Yavatmal
Yavatmal
6
Pradip Pawar
Shivar Tanda
Arni
Yavatmal
7
Ganesh Pandhare
Kapeshwar
Arni
Yavatmal
8
Atul Dethe
Wadgoan
Yavtmal
Yavatmal
9
Gajanan Gatkawar
Vanjari
Kelapur
Yavatmal
10
Subhash Sakharkar
 Dolambwadi
Digras
Yavatmal
11
Santosh Rathode
Dhanora
Digras
Yavatmal
12
Manohar Bhoyar
Taroda
Wani
Yavatmal
13
Manohar Dethe
Wadgoan P.S.
Yavatmal
Yavatmal
14
Laxman Tekam
Mahandoli
Kelapur
Yavatmal
15
Vithal Vaivhare
Theradi
Umarkhed
Yavatmal
16
Madhukar Phunase
Pahur
Arni
Yavatmal
17
Dadarao Meshram
Nakapardi
Yavatmal
Yavatmal
18
Bhummana Andhewar
Pedhari
Kelapur
Yavatmal
19
Anil Marape
Thanegoan
Ghatanji
Yavatmal
20
Santosh Sidam
Mangi
Kelapur
Yavatmal
21
Manchak Jadhav
Kuwati
Umarkhed
Yavatmal
22
Nathu Zade
Bodhad
Wani
Yavatmal
23
Bhika Rathode
Panhala
Pusad
Yavatmal

“All farm suicides are from villages which are flood affected and flood salvaged area and collector yavatmal  district was asked visit families and to report ground truth of distress and despair forcing farmers to kill themselves by Maharashtra chief minister and to  take fresh survey of but Yavatmal collector has not moved out of A/C cabins and till today has not visited single family where debt trapped and aid starved farmers committed suicide    more over all survey of crop damages are being done on office table resulting  depriving  million families in yavatmal  who are flood affected  from aid who are facing heavy damages to main  crop of cotton, soya, paddy and tur in more than 50,000 acre  if apathy of administration is continued ground situation likely fuel more distress and more farm suicides  are feared if immediate central intervention is not reached to dying Yavtmal flood hit people” Tiwari added.  

The unseen record rain in drought prone vidarbha has been creating havoc and one lac families homeless and massive damage to standing crop in an around a million hector amounting more than Rs.20,000 crore hence Maharashtra Govt. being urged to give relief to 2 crore  rain-flood hit population  of vidrabha  as flood-hit are in urgent need of food, compensation, fresh credit and medical help , Tiwari added.


Vidarbha rain-flood crisis needs integrated relief package that should address compensation crop damages to all farmers as rain is till continued  the flood victims are crying for help and property ,credit restoration and fresh crop loan to vidarbha  farmers ,food security for all effected families under antyodaya, free health services  and 100% reimbursement of  fees for higher professional education is need of the hour, Tiwari  urged Maharashtra CM but local administration ground report is not in line with crisis delaying needy help to distressed people.

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