Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar says having a bumper cotton crop is a good thing but its dividends should be reached to farmers.


Islamabad: Taking notice of the procurement of cotton at less than the prescribed rate by the government, Caretaker Prime Minister Anwar-ul-Haq Kakar has given clear instructions to procure cotton on the rate fixed by the government to save the farmer from losses.
He said having a bumper cotton crop is a good thing but its dividends should be reached to farmers.
Taking notice of procurement of cotton at less than prescribed rate by the government, Caretaker PM @anwaar_kakar has given clear instructions to procure cotton on the rate fixed by the government to save farmer from losses@PakPMO #News #RadioPakistanhttps://t.co/zgoBGfcK56 pic.twitter.com/XTlTRNTYXR
— Radio Pakistan (@RadioPakistan) October 15, 2023
He directed the Trading Corporation of Pakistan to take notice and submit a report in this regard.
He said it has been observed that cotton is being purchased at some places on the rate lower than prices fixed by the government.

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