"We have withdrawn cases registered against farmers in Tappal agitation. If any case is still left against farmers, it would be taken back by the government," Yadav said while addressing an election meeting here in Bajna town of Mat Assembly constituency.
Announcing a slew of measures for the benefit of the farming community, the chief minister said that he was trying hard to fulfill all poll promises.
"We have made arrangements for fertilisers in advance for the farmers. Officers showing indifference towards the problems of farmers would not be spared. Farmers would be offered better prices of their produce in future and would not face shortage of bagsm" he said.
On the debt-ridden farmers, he said "now farmers will not be forced to sell their land to repay their debt. If a farmer's land has been mortgaged, the loan would be waived off to save his land from being sold.
"Promises made during the election are being fulfilled. Now there would be separate feeder for rural and urban areas. This would pave the way for more power to farmers."
He said to ensure more power to farmers, foundation stone of a new power plant in collaboration with the Centre will be laid tomorrow in Kanpur.
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Noting that a win for the Samajwadi Party in the bypolls will send the right signal, he promised that there would be no dearth of funds for the development of the area.
"Now better infrastructure would be ensured in Mathura and Goverdhan so that pilgrims my not face any problem," the chief minister said.