Farmers Press For Revival Of Chhata Sugar Mill, Submit Demands To Mathura Administration

Mathura: Farmers demanding the reopening of Chhata Sugar Mill held a meeting with senior district and police officials at the Chhata tehsil on Friday. The administration heard their concerns and received a formal memorandum outlining their demands.

The meeting was jointly chaired by District Magistrate Chandra Prakash Singh and Senior Superintendent of Police Shlok Kumar. Discussions focused on the farmers’ demands, particularly the revival of the sugar mill. The meeting concluded in a positive atmosphere.

DM Urges Farmers to Expand Sugarcane Cultivation

Addressing the farmers, District Magistrate Chandra Prakash Singh encouraged them to bring more agricultural land under sugarcane cultivation. He stressed the importance of using quality seeds to improve crop yields.

The DM assured the farmers that the administration would facilitate the availability of good-quality seeds. He also said the government would purchase the sugarcane produced by farmers, urging them to increase cultivation and agricultural output.

What Demands Did the Farmers Place Before Officials?

During the meeting, the farmers’ delegation raised several issues, with the reopening of Chhata Sugar Mill among its key demands. After the discussions, the representatives submitted a memorandum to the District Magistrate and SSP.

Both officials listened to the farmers’ concerns and assured them that their issues would be taken seriously.

Additional District Magistrate (Administration) Amaresh Kumar, SP Rural Alok Raj Narayan, Chhata SDM Akhilesh Kumar and members of the farmers’ delegation attended the meeting.