Bhupinder Hooda condemns BJP govt's ‘anti-Haryana' policies
"Recently, there was news that the plywood and utensils industry of Yamunanagar and the textile industry of Panipat are on the verge of closure. Now the latest report has revealed that in the last three years, more than 100 rice mills of Haryana also shifted to Madhya Pradesh," said Hooda.
"This is not only a shock for the state with an agriculture-based economy but also a matter of shame for the govt because Haryana will suffer a revenue loss of Rs 100 crore every year due to this.
Along with this, employment of 20,000-25,000 people will also be snatched away every year," he said.
Hooda said paddy growers used to get the highest rate for their yield in the country during the Congress tenure. "This is why farmers used to happily chant the slogan 'Congress tere raj mai, jiri gayi jahaaz mai'. Due to this, the farmers of the state worked hard, and Haryana's share in the country's rice export reached 60%.
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BJP's anti-Haryana and anti-farmer policies, however, have pushed the state into a situation where this share is now barely 40%," the senior leader pointed out.
The Kiloi legislator claimed that more than 100 rice mills from Yamunanagar, Karnal, Tarawadi, Cheeka, Gharaunda, Kurukshetra, Nising, Kaithal, Ambala, Fatehabad, Sirsa, Tohana, and Ratia had migrated to Madhya Pradesh in three years.
"Thirty to forty businessmen have also bought land in Madhya Pradesh to build new rice mills and warehouses because the BJP govt did not reduce the market fee despite repeated demands. In Haryana, a 4% market fee is levied on the rice industry, whereas in Madhya Pradesh, it is only 1.20%," he said.
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