Banks also faced ire of state authorities for not taking "concrete action" on suggestions floated during bankers' meeting for benefit of state.
Addressing State Level Bankers' Committee (SLBC), Haryana, Additional Chief Secretary (Finance) Rajan Gupta pointed out insufficient lending in a few Haryana's districts and declining trend in priority sector lending.
"Sufficient lending is not happening in Jhajjar and Mewat districts," Gupta said.
As per SLBC report, farm lending target achievement in districts, including Faridabad, Jhajjar, Mewat and Sonepat for the period 2013-14 was "abysmally" low at 47 per cent, 57 per cent, 49 per cent and 62 per cent, respectively.
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Gupta said priority sector advances percentage was 56 per cent as on March 2012 which came down to 50 per cent in March 2014.
"Agriculture (credit) to total advances also have fallen drastically from 27 per cent in 2012 to 23 per cent in 2013 and then 21 per cent in 2014," he said, adding that banking finance was crucial for any state for its economic development.
Speaking on this occasion, NABARD Chief General Manager D V Deshpande expressed concern over declining share of term loan in overall agriculture sector in Haryana.
Haryana Additional Chief Secretary took a swipe at bankers in Haryana for not taking any action on suggestions coming up during SLBC meeting, saying SLBC meeting was getting "monotonous" with "too much" data and target.
"I am finding SLBC agenda every time have same figures with some changes. It is making (SLBC) meeting monotonous. It is too much of data and target," he said.
SLBC meeting is held every quarter for reviewing the performance of banks in a state.