Bhubaneswar, 15 February (IANS). The budget session of Odisha Assembly started from 13 February. On Saturday, the third day of the session was upset. BJP MLAs accused the opposition Biju Janata Dal (BJD) and the Congress, while the opposition MLAs blamed the ruling BJP for not running the proceedings of the House.
On postponing the proceedings of the House, Odisha’s Food Supplies and Consumer Welfare Minister Krishna Chandra Patra said, “Paddy procurement in Odisha is going on very well. Opposition allegations are baseless, farmers are very happy, there is no discrepancy and there is no discrepancy and If any allegation is coming, the government is taking immediate action. “
He said about e-KYC, “A total of 97.77 lakh families are registered under the Food Security Scheme, of which 3.32 crore members are. So far 2.99 crore beneficiaries have completed their e-KYC, which is 90 percent. Initially, the deadline of 15 February was fixed. However, the report shows that 341 centers had network related problems, which did not fulfill the e-KYC in 230 of these centers, while 111 centers had no internet pace. In view of these challenges, the government has extended devices at the affected centers to overcome these challenges.
BJP MLA Irasis Acharya said, “I come from Bargarh district of paddy paddy in Odisha. In 2016, the then Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik announced a bonus of Rs 100 on MSP to farmers during a public meeting in Sohela in my constituency, But he failed to give a bonus to the farmers. Prime Minister Narendra Modi came to the same place and announced an MSP of Rs 3,100. Announced. The farmers are happy, they are getting better price and there is no problem in the mandi, but the opposition is reluctant to discuss, they have no issue. “
At the same time, Congress Legislature Party leader Ramchandra Kadam said on the postponement of the assembly proceedings, “Both BJD and BJP are riding on the same boat. Is producing. “
-IANS
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