Delay in milled rice supply irks DM
The meeting was attended by officials, PACS chairpersons, millers and representatives of the State Food Corporation.
The DM said 41 PACS have been identified with over one lot of CMR still pending, collectively accounting for approximately 100 lots. He issued a stern warning to the PACS concerned chairpersons, millers and block cooperative officers, directing them to ensure 100% CMR supply to the State Food Corporation by Aug 5. Failure to comply will result in strict action under the Public Demand Recovery Act, 1914, and relevant cooperative laws, he said.
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