30 October 2026
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CM Yogi Orders Urgent Compensation for Farmers as Rain and Hailstorm Wreak Havoc Across Uttar Pradesh

CM Yogi Directs Officials to Speed Up Damage Assessment and Ensure Time-Bound Relief for Affected Farmers Across Uttar Pradesh
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Lucknow: The Uttar Pradesh government has accelerated the process of providing compensation to farmers affected by recent adverse weather conditions, including storms, fire incidents, hailstorms and excessive rainfall.

Several parts of the state have been witnessing intermittent rainfall since Wednesday, leading to significant damage to crops and other agricultural losses.

CM Yogi Adityanath Issues Strict Instructions to Officials

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has directed officials to ensure timely relief for affected people, including farmers impacted by natural disasters.

According to the government statement, instructions have been issued to provide compensation for cases involving:

  • Loss of human life
  • Damage to livestock
  • Injuries to individuals
  • Agricultural and other disaster-related losses

The Chief Minister has clearly stated that any negligence in the compensation process will not be tolerated at any level.

Read also: CM Yogi Adityanath Extends Scholarship Support to 36 Lakh+ OBC Students in Uttar Pradesh for 2025–26

Government Stands with Farmers in Crisis: CM Yogi

CM Yogi Adityanath said that unseasonal rainfall has caused significant distress to farmers, and assured that the government stands firmly with them as a support system.

He directed officials to immediately assess crop damage and ensure that compensation is disbursed in a time-bound manner without delays.

Officials Put on Alert Mode for Rapid Assessment and Relief

The Chief Minister has instructed all concerned departments to remain on high alert and expedite damage assessment across affected districts.

Authorities have been asked to:

  • Conduct rapid field surveys of crop losses
  • Ensure prompt reporting of damages
  • Speed up the compensation distribution process
  • Maintain strict monitoring to avoid delays

Focus on Timely Relief and Accountability

The state government reiterated that providing quick relief to affected farmers and disaster victims is a top priority.

CM Yogi emphasized that strict accountability will be enforced to ensure that no affected individual is left without support during this period of adverse weather conditions.

Read also: CM Yogi Adityanath Announces 1 Lakh Police Vacancies, Emphasizes Transparent Recruitment in Uttar Pradesh


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