The Uttar Pradesh government has given instructions for daily monitoring of the "sugarcane price payment" by the department commissioner.

Sugar industry minister Suresh Rana has given instructions regarding the same.

The BJP led state dispensation has also said to have released a payment of Rs 76,943.02 crores to the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/question-those-who-opposed-repealing-article-370-says-amit-shah-254551">sugarcane</a> farmers as prices for their produce.

Also, Rs 114.07 crores as payment against unpaid cane prices to 85,178 farmers in the state by launching a campaign in cooperative cane societies and sugar mills.

The total unpaid sugar cane price payment stood at Rs 129.37 crores.

Of the total Rs 76,943.02 crores to the sugarcane farmers, Rs.30,161 crores for crushing season 2018-19, as well as cane price payment of Rs.673.05 crores for the current crushing season 2019-20, is included.

The Uttar Pradesh government has given instructions for daily monitoring of the "sugarcane price payment" by the department commissioner. Sugar industry minister Suresh Rana has given instructions regarding the same.

The Uttar Pradesh government has given instructions for daily monitoring of the "sugarcane price payment" by the department commissioner. Sugar industry minister Suresh Rana has given instructions regarding the same. The BJP led state dispensation has also said to have released a payment of Rs 76,943.02 crores to the sugarcane farmers as prices for their produce. Also, Rs 114.07 crores as payment against unpaid cane prices to 85,178 farmers in the state by launching a campaign in cooperative cane societies and sugar mills. The total unpaid sugar cane price payment stood at Rs 129.37 crores. Of the total Rs 76,943.02 crores to the sugarcane farmers, Rs.30,161 crores for crushing season 2018-19, as well as cane price payment of Rs.673.05 crores for the current crushing season 2019-20, is included.

Uttar Pradesh government to monitor sugarcane price payment on daily basis

A minister in the Uttar Pradesh government has triggered a controversy after he reportedly brought with him his own food and water at a dinner hosted at a Dalit household here.

Suresh Rana, the minister in the Yogi Adityanath cabinet, however, rejected the allegation today, saying, "The food was prepared in the village, by the villagers themselves.

" The BJP leader's clarification came against the backdrop of reports that he and his aides had gone to the house of the Dalit family to dine with them on Monday night but ordered food, mineral water and cutlery from outside as the family was not aware of the minister's visit.

Pictures of the well laid out dining table with an assortment of dishes and cutlery went viral on the social media.

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Asked to comment on the house owner's claim that he was unaware of the dinner he was supposed to host and that he was woken up from his sleep at around 11 PM to entertain the guests, Rana said, "This is a piece of information you are giving me. The entire family was sitting with me during the dinner.I saw a news clip that claimed that food was brought from outside or some hotel. The food was prepared in that village itself by the villagers."

When reporters confronted him by claiming that the food was served by a caterer and it did not look like it was cooked at a poor Dalit house, the minister said, "I am reiterating that the food was prepared at the house of a Dalit.

The village head is a Dalit, the local MLA is a Dalit, the programme was organised by them and there was a community feast.

An issue is being made out of this as some people have problems with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath.

"Claiming that those who did politics from their "plush drawing rooms, five-star hotels and AC rooms" had problems with the BJP reaching the "gaaon, gareeb and Dalits (the villages, the poor and the Dalits)", Rana said, "I will invite them to spend a night in Lohagarh village and only then will they realise."

Last year, soon after the BJP took charge in Uttar Pradesh, Chief Minister Adityanath's visit to a soldier's house had triggered a controversy after it was reported that an air-conditioner was installed and a carpet, a saffron sofa and saffron towels were sent to the house before his arrival.

Later, members of the Musahar community, who are among the poorest in the state, had alleged that they were given soaps and shampoo by the local administration, ahead of a visit by the chief minister.

Suresh Rana, the minister in the Yogi Adityanath cabinet, however, rejected the allegation today, saying, "The food was prepared in the village, by the villagers themselves.

A minister in the Uttar Pradesh government has triggered a controversy after he reportedly brought with him his own food and water at a dinner hosted at a Dalit household here. Suresh Rana, the minister in the Yogi Adityanath cabinet, however, rejected the allegation today, saying, "The food was prepared in the village, by the villagers themselves. " The BJP leader's clarification came against the backdrop of reports that he and his aides had gone to the house of the Dalit family to dine with them on Monday night but ordered food, mineral water and cutlery from outside as the family was not aware of the minister's visit. Pictures of the well laid out dining table with an assortment of dishes and cutlery went viral on the social media. Lohagadh(Aligarh): Rajnish Kumar, Dalit man at whose house UP Minister Suresh Rana had dinner yesterday says, 'I didn't even know they are coming for dinner,they came suddenly.All food.water and cutlery they had arranged from outside' pic.twitter.com/TIXMVtV825 — ANI UP (@ANINewsUP) May 2, 2018 × Asked to comment on the house owner's claim that he was unaware of the dinner he was supposed to host and that he was woken up from his sleep at around 11 PM to entertain the guests, Rana said, "This is a piece of information you are giving me. The entire family was sitting with me during the dinner.I saw a news clip that claimed that food was brought from outside or some hotel. The food was prepared in that village itself by the villagers." When reporters confronted him by claiming that the food was served by a caterer and it did not look like it was cooked at a poor Dalit house, the minister said, "I am reiterating that the food was prepared at the house of a Dalit. The village head is a Dalit, the local MLA is a Dalit, the programme was organised by them and there was a community feast. An issue is being made out of this as some people have problems with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. "Claiming that those who did politics from their "plush drawing rooms, five-star hotels and AC rooms" had problems with the BJP reaching the "gaaon, gareeb and Dalits (the villages, the poor and the Dalits)", Rana said, "I will invite them to spend a night in Lohagarh village and only then will they realise." Last year, soon after the BJP took charge in Uttar Pradesh, Chief Minister Adityanath's visit to a soldier's house had triggered a controversy after it was reported that an air-conditioner was installed and a carpet, a saffron sofa and saffron towels were sent to the house before his arrival. Later, members of the Musahar community, who are among the poorest in the state, had alleged that they were given soaps and shampoo by the local administration, ahead of a visit by the chief minister.

UP minister's dinner at Dalit's home triggers controversy after he reportedly brings own food

Non-bailable warrants have been issued by a local court in Uttar Pradesh against UP minister Suresh Rana, former union minister Sanjiv Balyan, BJP Members of Legislative Assemblies (MLAs) Sangeet Som and Umesh Malik and others in connection with a 2013 Muzaffarnagar riots.

The accused allegedly participated in a mahapanchyat (huge gathering) in the last week of August 2013 and incited violence through their speeches.&nbsp;

They are also facing charges under various sections of the Indian Penal Code for allegedly violating prohibitory orders, deterring public servants from discharging their duties and wrongful restraint.

The warrants were issued after taking permission from the state government to prosecute them.

The fresh non bailable warrants were issued on Friday by additional chief judicial magistrate Madhu Gupta.

The accused have been asked the accused to appear in court on January 19, 2018, officials of Special Investigation Team (SIT) said.

The SIT had sought permission from the UP government to prosecute the accused under Section 153A of IPC for allegedly making hate speeches and were granted permission by the state government, the officials said.

The communal clashes in Muzaffarnagar and adjoining areas in August and September 2013 had claimed more than 60 lives and displaced over 40,000 people. 
 
(With inputs from PTI) 
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Non-bailable warrants have been issued by a local court in Uttar Pradesh against UP minister Suresh Rana, former union minister Sanjiv Balyan, BJP Members of Legislative Assemblies (MLAs) Sangeet Som and Umesh Malik and others in connection with the 2013 riots

Non-bailable warrants have been issued by a local court in Uttar Pradesh against UP minister Suresh Rana, former union minister Sanjiv Balyan, BJP Members of Legislative Assemblies (MLAs) Sangeet Som and Umesh Malik and others in connection with a 2013 Muzaffarnagar riots. The accused allegedly participated in a mahapanchyat (huge gathering) in the last week of August 2013 and incited violence through their speeches. They are also facing charges under various sections of the Indian Penal Code for allegedly violating prohibitory orders, deterring public servants from discharging their duties and wrongful restraint. The warrants were issued after taking permission from the state government to prosecute them. The fresh non bailable warrants were issued on Friday by additional chief judicial magistrate Madhu Gupta. The accused have been asked the accused to appear in court on January 19, 2018, officials of Special Investigation Team (SIT) said. The SIT had sought permission from the UP government to prosecute the accused under Section 153A of IPC for allegedly making hate speeches and were granted permission by the state government, the officials said. The communal clashes in Muzaffarnagar and adjoining areas in August and September 2013 had claimed more than 60 lives and displaced over 40,000 people. (With inputs from PTI)

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