Madhya Pradesh farmers ended their protest after the government agreed to procure sixty percent of their moong crop. The state also extended the procurement deadline and halted the e-token system for fertilizer distribution. These decisions were made following extensive talks between farmer representatives and government officials. Thousands of farmers had marched to the state secretariat demanding better procurement policies.

Bhopal Farmers' Protest News Today: Thousands of Madhya Pradesh farmers are marching to Bhopal over a bumper moong crop. They demand full procurement of their harvest at the…

The farmers' key demands include 100 per cent procurement of moong at MSP, resolution of issues with the e-token system, and timely availability of fertilisers. | India News