Yadav said many districts faced heavy crop loss due to unseasonal rain, storms, and hailstorms. Wheat, maize, and pulses suffered major damage, while fruit crops like mango and litchi were also hit hard. Fatal accidents were reported during the extreme weather, increasing distress among rural families.

He asked the government to quickly assess losses and transfer compensation directly to victims’ bank accounts. Yadav also requested easy application procedures and more time to apply, so no one is left out of aid. He called for free supply of seeds and fertiliser in hardest‑hit areas.

Yadav said urgent action is needed to ease the burden on farmers and landless labourers.

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Prabhakar alleged that the BRS and BJP are conspiring to create unrest among farmers and turn them against the state government. He emphasized that the fertilizer issue in Telangana is real, with local production at Ramagundam plants stalled for four months intentionally, and only a fraction of the required 11 lakh tonnes—5.2 lakh tonnes—has been supplied.

Highlighting the hardships faced by farmers at the grassroots level, he urged the state government to act responsibly, provide support, and not let political rivalries affect agricultural welfare. He warned that farmers would pressure BRS members if necessary to address the urea shortage.

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