The chief minister reviewed the prevailing situation on Monday and had said that a financial assistance of Rs 5 lakhs from the Chief Minister’s Fund will be provided to farmers who faced an unnatural death, an official spokesman said.
Taking into account the gravity of the situation, Yadav has cancelled the leave of all divisional commissioners, district magistrates and others involved in relief works and has directed them to conduct the work in a prompt and transparent manner, he said.
According to an official statement issued on Monday, according to the earlier norm of assessing losses on the basis of 50 per cent loss to crop, 44 districts of the state were affected, and with the new norm of 33 per cent, 11 more districts are added.
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