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Rs 6 credited to farmer was interest, not government crop loss aid, clarifies Maharashtra Agriculture Department

The farmer, a resident of Dawarwadi village in Paithan taluka, had told reporters on Wednesday that he received a message stating that Rs 6 had been credited to his account

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Farmers in parts of Maharashtra, especially in the Marathwada region, have suffered extensive crop damage following heavy rains and flooding in August and September. Representational pic

Farmers in parts of Maharashtra, especially in the Marathwada region, have suffered extensive crop damage following heavy rains and flooding in August and September. Representational pic

The Maharashtra Agriculture Department on Thursday dismissed claims by a farmer from Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar district that he received just Rs 6 as compensation for crop losses, clarifying that the amount was not paid by the government.

According to news agency PTI, the department said the single-digit amount was interest credited to the farmer’s bank account, not compensation under any government scheme.

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