Karnataka Government is ready to implement Anna Bhagya Scheme. In view of this, Karnataka is now planning to buy food grains from Punjab, Chhattisgarh and other neighboring states. Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar said in Bengaluru, we have talked to Punjab, Chhattisgarh and other neighboring states. We are going to buy grain from them. I request the central government not to do politics on the stomach of the poor, you are not giving your rice, it is the rice of the farmers. We don’t want free rice from anyone, Karnataka government is able to buy.

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— ANI_HindiNews (@AHindinews) June , 2023 FCI gave blow to Anna Bhagya scheme Actually Karnataka Congress Government’s own second guarantee scheme to all BPL families per person per month 04 To implement the Anna Bhagya scheme which provides kg of food grains In preparation, it got a setback when the Union Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution issued a note to stop the sale of wheat and rice to state governments from the stock of Food Corporation of India (FCI). For which the Center and the Karnataka government came face to face. , Siddaramaiah accused the Center of doing politics Condemning this, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah told a press conference on Wednesday that it was a “political decision” taken by the BJP government at the Center to prevent Karnataka from supplying food grains to the poor. Let us tell you that the Government of Karnataka has approached FCI for the supply of food grains under Anna Bhagya Yojana 2.41 Had asked for lakh metric tonnes. Siddaramaiah said that the FCI 12 In two letters on June about 2. agreed to supply Lakh MT Was. But a day later, on Tuesday, the Central Ministry directed FCI against selling food grains to state governments. , Despite having a stock of 7 lakh tonnes of rice, the Center is stopping the sale of FCI to the states – Siddaramaiah

Siddaramaiah claimed that despite having a stock of seven lakh tonnes of rice, the Center was stopping the sale of FCI to the states. He said Karnataka had approached rice-growing states such as Chhattisgarh, Telangana and others to ensure that its plan is not disrupted and is implemented from July 1. . The monthly expenditure fixed for the scheme by Karnataka for now on the expectation of getting rice at the rate of Rs.6 per kg crore is Rs.

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Tue, Jun 20, 2023, 3: 57 PM IST