During a state-level program held in Baroda, Sheopur, Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav transferred relief funds amounting to ₹238.78 crore to over 3 lakh farmers across six districts. During the event, he launched sharp attacks on the Congress and issued an open challenge on the Mathura issue.
MP: In a significant move, Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav directly transferred crop compensation worth ₹238.78 crore to the accounts of 3,05,410 farmers in six districts at Baroda, Sheopur. During the program, the CM attacked the Congress, stating that the opposition never supported farmers nor dared to chant ‘Jai Ram’ or ‘Jai Gopal Krishna’.
He claimed that after Ayodhya, it is now Mathura's turn for the construction of a grand temple and challenged the Congress to come and face them in Mathura if they have the courage. The relief amount was provided to farmers in Sheopur, Harda, Vidisha, Narmadapuram, Dhar, and Khandwa, whose crops were severely affected by rain, disease, and pests.
Significant Relief for Farmers
At the state-level program in Baroda, Sheopur, Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav provided financial relief to farmers in six districts of the state by transferring ₹238.78 crore. This amount was given to over 3 lakh farmers to compensate for their damaged crops.
CM's Attack on Congress
Addressing the program, the Chief Minister put the Congress in the dock. He stated that the Congress never respected the faith in Lord Shri Ram and questioned the temple construction. He claimed that under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi, a magnificent Ram Temple was built in Ayodhya, and now it is Mathura's turn.
‘If you have the courage, come to Mathura…’ - CM's Open Challenge
Speaking on the Mathura issue, CM Mohan said that Congress now calls itself a devotee of Ram but hesitates to say it. He challenged— “If you have the courage, come, Mathura is calling.” He stated that the opposition fears political loss from taking the names of Ram and Krishna.
District–wise Relief Amount for Farmers
The relief amount provided by the government was as follows—
- Sheopur: ₹100.83 crore to 10,078 paddy farmers
- Harda: ₹71.52 crore to 95,989 farmers for soybean damage
- Vidisha: ₹29.15 crore to 51,830 farmers
- Narmadapuram: ₹19.84 crore to 22,779 farmers
- Dhar: Approximately ₹10.31 crore to 19,173 farmers
- Khandwa: ₹7.13 crore to 12,961 farmers for crops affected by yellow mosaic disease
Strategy to Corner Congress?
The CM's speech is being linked to upcoming political equations. He also mocked the Congress leadership by referring to them as ‘Pappu and Pappu's Mummy’ and stated that this government was ousted from power due to farmers' interests.
