Karnataka BJP criticized the state government for its lack of drought preparations and failure to engage with farmers. Opposition Leader R. Ashoka visited the KRS reservoir in Mandya district and highlighted the government’s inaction. Ashoka emphasized the need for compensation to farmers for their losses, urging immediate support.
The BJP leader called for Rs 50,000 per acre as compensation for affected farmers. Despite a decline in water levels at the KRS reservoir due to rainfall shortage, Ashoka criticized the government’s inactivity. He pointed out the dwindling water reserves and the government’s failure to address the situation promptly.
Ashoka raised concerns about the state’s reservoirs drying up within a month of the new Chief Minister taking office. He highlighted the challenges faced by farmers who have already sown crops. The BJP leader criticized the government for not prioritizing farmer welfare and failing to address the ongoing water crisis effectively.
Ashoka urged the Chief Minister to engage with farmers and address their concerns promptly. He emphasized the importance of either providing water for crops or offering adequate compensation. The BJP leader called for immediate action to support farmers facing hardships due to the water scarcity.
