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Agriculture
Jharkhand HC orders Food Corp to return Rs 24.64 lakh to 400 farmers by Nov 6
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 30 Oct 2026, 11:39 AM
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The Jharkhand High Court has directed the Food Corporation to refund approximately Rs 24.64 lakh to around 400 farmers in Bheragoda within a week.
The Jharkhand High Court has adopted a stern stance regarding the financial entanglement of local farmers, issuing a directive to the Food Corporation to settle outstanding dues. The court has ordered the corporation to deposit approximately Rs 24.64 lakh by November 6.
This amount represents the trapped capital of nearly 400 farmers from the Bheragoda region. The judicial intervention aims to resolve the issue of their withheld funds, which have been a source of significant distress for the agricultural community in the area.
The ruling underscores the court's commitment to ensuring that the financial rights of farmers are protected against institutional delays. The Food Corporation is now under a strict timeline to comply with the order and release the funds to the affected individuals.
This development is expected to provide immediate financial relief to the farmers, allowing them to recover their investment and manage their agricultural activities without the burden of pending liabilities.
This amount represents the trapped capital of nearly 400 farmers from the Bheragoda region. The judicial intervention aims to resolve the issue of their withheld funds, which have been a source of significant distress for the agricultural community in the area.
The ruling underscores the court's commitment to ensuring that the financial rights of farmers are protected against institutional delays. The Food Corporation is now under a strict timeline to comply with the order and release the funds to the affected individuals.
This development is expected to provide immediate financial relief to the farmers, allowing them to recover their investment and manage their agricultural activities without the burden of pending liabilities.