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Maharashtra: Opposition urges state government to declare wet drought to address crop damage due to excess rainfall

Ajit Pawar on Tuesday urged the state government to declare a wet drought, citing that crops in more than 15 lakh hectares of land have been damaged due to excess rainfall in July and August

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Ajit Pawar. File Pic

Ajit Pawar. File Pic

Maharashtra Leader of Opposition Ajit Pawar on Tuesday urged the state government to declare a wet drought in the state, citing that crops in more than 15 lakh hectares of land have been damaged due to excess rainfall in July and August.

Speaking to reporters here, the NCP leader demanded that the state government provide an assistance of Rs 75,000 per hectare to the rain-affected farmers.

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