Uttar Pradesh Sends Seeds to Support Punjab Farmers in Flood Aftermath

In a show of support for flood-affected farmers in Punjab, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath dispatched 1,000 quintals of wheat seeds. During the flag-off ceremony, he highlighted the urgent need for quality seeds and praised ongoing relief efforts while also noting past interventions in various Indian states.

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath emphasized his government's support for Punjab's flood-affected farmers by sending 1,000 quintals of wheat seeds. The announcement was made during a special program aimed at aiding those impacted by the natural disaster.

Adityanath highlighted the significant disruption caused by floods in Punjab, particularly affecting seed storage and agricultural operations. He underscored the wheat seeds' quality, which is expected to yield up to 80 quintals per hectare and mature in 155 days, thanking the Agriculture and Seed Departments for their swift actions.

The Chief Minister also paid homage to Harvinder Sahib Govind on his birth anniversary, praising his dedication to public welfare. Furthermore, Adityanath recalled past relief measures that aided Punjab, Uttarakhand, and Himachal Pradesh, drawing attention to the high-quality seeds now being sent to Punjab's farmers amidst ongoing challenges.

(With inputs from agencies.)