Farmers Vandalise Buses in Narmadapuram Over Moong Procurement

A group of protesting farmers in Madhya Pradesh's Narmadapuram allegedly vandalised buses on Wednesday, as part of their ongoing protest demanding 100% government procurement of the moong crop at the Minimum Support Price (MSP).

The protest, which began in Narmadapuram and later reached Bhopal, is being held under the banner of the Samyukt Kisan Morcha. Farmers are also demanding the removal of the e-token system and improvements in the fertiliser distribution process.

A video of the incident has surfaced on social media, showing several farmers standing on top of buses, while others are seen inside the vehicles, breaking window panes and damaging parts of the vehicles.

Over the past two days, thousands of farmers have marched towards Bhopal, with many breaching police barricades and camping on Hoshangabad Road after talks with the state government failed to reach a solution.

The protest has disrupted traffic, led to heavy police deployment and increased security in several parts of the state. Farmer leaders have said the protest will continue until the government announces 100% procurement of the moong crop at MSP and accepts their other demands.

The Samyukt Kisan Morcha has been leading the farmers' movement in the state, demanding better prices for their crops and improved farming practices. The movement has gained momentum in recent days, with thousands of farmers participating in the protests.

The state government has not yet issued a detailed statement on the bus vandalism incident. However, authorities have increased security in the area to prevent further violence.

The farmers' protest in Madhya Pradesh is part of a larger movement across the country, with farmers demanding better prices for their crops and improved farming practices. The movement has been gaining momentum in recent months, with thousands of farmers participating in protests across the country.

The incident highlights the growing unrest among farmers in the country, who are demanding better prices for their crops and improved farming practices. The government will need to address the concerns of the farmers to prevent further violence and unrest in the state.