BJP leaders demanded judicial inquiry in the meeting.
BJP leaders demanded judicial inquiry in the meeting.
Raipur News: BJP’s investigation team demanded a judicial inquiry into the suicide of farmer Kanhaiya Sinha in Chhuiha village of Khallari assembly constituency in Mahasamund district and compensation of Rs 50 lakh to the family of the deceased farmer and job to a family member. Is. Members of the investigation team, MP Chunnilal Sahu, BJP State Spokesperson Sandeep Sharma, BJP Kisan Morcha State President Pawan Sahu and Mahasamund District BJP President and former Parliamentary Secretary Roop Kumari Chowdhary said, the entire state government is responsible for the farmer’s suicide.
The leaders of the investigation team, while discussing with the journalists in the Ekatm Complex, said that the BJP will fight from the house to the road in this matter. The BJP investigation team reached the residence of the deceased farmer Kanhaiya in the village, expressed condolences by paying tribute and assured justice to the victim’s family. The investigation team analyzed the truth and facts related to the incident. The investigation team will now submit its investigation report to the state BJP. The deceased farmer’s wife Milvantin Bai, son Bhagirathi and granddaughter told that sometimes due to low voltage, sometimes lack of water, sometimes outbreak of diseases on the crop, the crop was getting damaged for the last 8, 9 years and had to suffer continuous losses. . The debt increased a lot due to which Kanhaiya had to take this suicidal step.
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loan documents from bank
Sandeep Sharma, a member of the investigation team, said that the state government and the administration are cover-up in this matter and false claims are being made to give benefits of government schemes to the family of the deceased. It is visible in the records that after 2019, this farmer had taken a loan of seven to eight lakh rupees from banks and moneylenders. Earlier there was no loan in its name.
