By Special Correspondent

Bhopal: Former Union Minister and ex-Madhya Pradesh Congress President Arun Yadav launched a sharp attack on the Central and State Governments, accusing them of betraying farmers through flawed policies, financial mismanagement in the Mandi Board, and an alleged plan to privatise the state’s agricultural system.

Farmers denied fair prices

Yadav said despite a prolonged nationwide movement demanding Minimum Support Price (MSP), the government failed to deliver. Soybean, which should fetch ₹5,328 per quintal, is being sold at just ₹3,500. Similarly, maize and cotton farmers are not receiving fair returns. “Even though the Union Agriculture Minister hails from Madhya Pradesh, farmers here are deprived of MSP benefits,” he said.

‘Bhavantar’ scheme and mandi board

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