Sant Seechewal
took over the charge to stop burning of parali .
The machine received in charity
has given a great relief to the farmers .
Until now Parali of 250 acres of
about 50 farmers has been taken care of.
Sultanpur
Lodhi 28th October.
In order to
stop burning of parali, Padam Shri Sant Balbir Singh Seechewal has taken this
work in his hands. whereas Sant Seechewal has been motivating the farmers to
not to burn the parali on other hand he is also helping the needy farmers with
the parali bundles binding machine which was received in charity. By providing
this machine to the farmers, their habit of burning the parali in the area has
been restricted to a great extent as it is visible. Special about it is that
Sant Seechewal who has been fighting against pollution for many decades, the
very first day when the machine was received in charity, it was handed over to
the society made by the farmers , After it the farmers instead of burning the
parali have earned a good profit by selling parali bundles and to the biomass
plants . Some farmers are also keeping
these bundles as fodder for their cattle.
Leader of the Kisan Jathebandi farmer Harpal
Singh told that with the motivation of Sant Seechewal they have been taking care
of parali in different ways since many years. During this season also Sewadars
of Sant Seechewal are engaged in helping us with a machine and four tractors for
the last 14 days to take care of the parali. Due to which farmers are getting
good financial profits. He said that with the money that will be saved after
selling the parali will be used to purchase machinery.
On this occasion Sant Seechewal
thanked the Dona residents For not burning the parali . Sant Seechewal told
that for the last two years 80% farmers of area have used machinery to take
care of the parali. He said that farmers are becoming aware of their responsibility
towards environment to a great extent. He praised the farmers of villages
Seechewal ,Talwandi Madho , Sohal Khalsa, Maala, Ahmedpur, Kotla Heran, Warha Jagir,
Chak Chela, Sherpur Dona who had not burnt their parali at all.
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