Mawana Sugars, which has to pay Rs 180 crore, has also been instructed to submit an action plan regarding the repayment, within three days, Meerut District Magistrate Jagat Raj said.
"The administration wants to ensure that the farmers get proper payment and in time. An FIR has already been filed against Mawana sugar mill. If they fail to pay the dues by November, stern action will be taken against them," said Raj.
Mawana has only paid Rs 36.5 per cent of the total amount and it still has to pay Rs 180 crore.
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