Thursday, December 4, 2025
13.1 C
New Delhi

Former MP Abhishek Singh’s Intervention Brings Major Relief to Dongargaon Farmers — Token Issuance for Paddy Procurement Resumes

Published on: December 03, 2025
By: BTNI
Location: Rajnandgaon, India

Farmers of Keargi (B) village under Dongargaon tehsil have finally started receiving tokens for selling their paddy at the Minimum Support Price (MSP). For several days, a persistent technical glitch in the NIC portal (NSC/Paddy Procurement Portal) had halted token generation despite completion of physical verification and girdawari.

Troubled by this issue, the affected farmers reached out to District BJP General Secretary Dikesah Sahu and Janpad Vice President Manish Sahu. The matter was immediately escalated to District President Komal Singh Rajput and District Cooperative Central Bank Chairman Sachin Singh Baghel, who then brought the issue to the attention of former MP Abhishek Singh.

A Serious Concern for Farmers

While paddy procurement across the state began on 15 November, not a single farmer from Keargi (B) could generate a token. Hundreds of farmers were unable to sell their produce, creating widespread distress and uncertainty in the village.

Upon learning of the situation, former MP Abhishek Singh intervened promptly. He held discussions with top officials of the state government and directly contacted NIC New Delhi, ensuring that the technical fault was classified under the “urgent” category for immediate resolution.

Also read- https://www.btnewsindia.com/रायगढ़-मेडिकल-कॉलेज-शोक-म/ https://www.btnewsindia.com/geeta-jayanti-celebrated-with-devotional-fervour-at-gayatri-vidyapeeth/

Outcome: Glitch Resolved, Token Issuance Begins

Following the intervention, the technical issue was resolved and token generation for farmers of Keargi (B) has resumed. Farmers have expressed relief and happiness, as they are now able to sell their paddy at MSP without further delay.

Acknowledgment by Farmers

The farmers and residents of Keargi (B) have expressed gratitude to:

  • Former MP Abhishek Singh
  • District President Komal Singh Rajput
  • District Cooperative Central Bank Chairman Sachin Singh Baghel
  • District BJP General Secretary Dikesah Sahu
  • Janpad Vice President Manish Sahu

Hot this week

“Kocchiya Giri” Pushes Mandi System on the Backfoot — Tight Crackdown on Paddy Smuggling Creates Stir Among Small Traders and Farmers

A long‐standing informal “middlemen system” in Rajnandgaon’s agricultural mandis has come under unprecedented pressure as the district administration intensifies its crackdown on illegal paddy trade, fake procurement slips, and cross-border smuggling. The ongoing operations have shaken the entire unregulated network of agents, small traders, and farmers.

New Principal Y. R. Sahu Takes Charge at Surgi Higher Secondary School

Newly promoted Principal Y. R. Sahu took charge at Surgi Higher Secondary School in Rajnandgaon, receiving a warm welcome from teachers, students and community leaders. After inspecting classrooms and interacting with students, he issued guidelines to improve academic performance, discipline and teaching quality, setting a positive tone for the institution’s progress.

Rajnandgaon Administration Strengthens Maternal Care Under Pradhan Mantri Surakshit Matritva Abhiyan

Under the Pradhan Mantri Surakshit Matritva Abhiyan, the Rajnandgaon administration is conducting monthly special health camps, offering free sonography for high-risk pregnant women, and ensuring regular home visits and telephonic follow-ups to reduce maternal mortality and secure safer pregnancies.

Major Crackdown on Illegal Paddy Smuggling in Rajnandgaon — 7 New Cases Registered, 528 Quintals Seized Worth ₹16.36 Lakh

Tightening its grip on illegal paddy smuggling amid the ongoing procurement season, the Rajnandgaon administration seized 528 quintals of illegally transported paddy in seven fresh cases on 2 December. With total seizures now crossing ₹5.26 crore, officials warn that repeat offenders and middlemen will face criminal action.

Collector Reviews Maternal-Child Health, Nutrition and NRLM Initiatives; Honours Anganwadi Workers and Mitanins for Outstanding Service

In a joint review meeting with Women & Child Development, Health Department and NRLM, Collector Jitendra Yadav emphasised 100% ANC registration, improved nutrition, and intensive monitoring of high-risk pregnancies. Anganwadi workers and Mitanins delivering exemplary performance were felicitated with shawls, coconut and certificates.

Topics

“Kocchiya Giri” Pushes Mandi System on the Backfoot — Tight Crackdown on Paddy Smuggling Creates Stir Among Small Traders and Farmers

A long‐standing informal “middlemen system” in Rajnandgaon’s agricultural mandis has come under unprecedented pressure as the district administration intensifies its crackdown on illegal paddy trade, fake procurement slips, and cross-border smuggling. The ongoing operations have shaken the entire unregulated network of agents, small traders, and farmers.

New Principal Y. R. Sahu Takes Charge at Surgi Higher Secondary School

Newly promoted Principal Y. R. Sahu took charge at Surgi Higher Secondary School in Rajnandgaon, receiving a warm welcome from teachers, students and community leaders. After inspecting classrooms and interacting with students, he issued guidelines to improve academic performance, discipline and teaching quality, setting a positive tone for the institution’s progress.

Rajnandgaon Administration Strengthens Maternal Care Under Pradhan Mantri Surakshit Matritva Abhiyan

Under the Pradhan Mantri Surakshit Matritva Abhiyan, the Rajnandgaon administration is conducting monthly special health camps, offering free sonography for high-risk pregnant women, and ensuring regular home visits and telephonic follow-ups to reduce maternal mortality and secure safer pregnancies.

Major Crackdown on Illegal Paddy Smuggling in Rajnandgaon — 7 New Cases Registered, 528 Quintals Seized Worth ₹16.36 Lakh

Tightening its grip on illegal paddy smuggling amid the ongoing procurement season, the Rajnandgaon administration seized 528 quintals of illegally transported paddy in seven fresh cases on 2 December. With total seizures now crossing ₹5.26 crore, officials warn that repeat offenders and middlemen will face criminal action.

Collector Reviews Maternal-Child Health, Nutrition and NRLM Initiatives; Honours Anganwadi Workers and Mitanins for Outstanding Service

In a joint review meeting with Women & Child Development, Health Department and NRLM, Collector Jitendra Yadav emphasised 100% ANC registration, improved nutrition, and intensive monitoring of high-risk pregnancies. Anganwadi workers and Mitanins delivering exemplary performance were felicitated with shawls, coconut and certificates.

Geeta Jayanti Celebrated with Grandeur by Sanskrit Bharati Rajnandgaon

Sanskrit Bharati Rajnandgaon organised a grand Geeta Jayanti celebration at Neeraj Parents Pride School, Baldev Bagh, where scholars and dignitaries highlighted the Gita’s universal teachings on duty, discipline and inner peace. The event featured insightful addresses and active participation from educationists and cultural leaders.

Collector Felicitates Society Managers for Outstanding Performance in Acreage Surrender During Kharif Marketing Year 2025-26

Collector Jitendra Yadav felicitated three society managers at the Rajnandgaon Collectorate on Tuesday for their exceptional work in acreage surrender under the Kharif Marketing Year 2025-26. The district has so far procured 1,03,860 MT of paddy from 20,167 farmers, while 4,236 farmers have surrendered a total of 333.602 hectares.

Rajnandgaon Administration Seizes Illegal Paddy Worth ₹20 Lakh in a Single Day; Total Seizures Cross ₹5.46 Crore in Kharif Marketing Year 2025-26

Acting on the directives of Collector Jitendra Yadav, the Rajnandgaon district administration has intensified its crackdown on illegal paddy procurement. On 3 December, joint teams seized 649.60 quintals of illegal paddy worth ₹20.13 lakh across six cases. With this, total seizures during the Kharif Marketing Year 2025-26 have risen to 17,621.86 quintals valued at over ₹5.46 crore, along with eight vehicles. Officials have warned that repeat offenders and middlemen may soon face criminal cases.

Related Articles

Popular Categories