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Drought-Hit Sirsa Farmers Demand, CM Says Crops Are Fine Now: Said Canal Water Has Arrived, Reason for Objection: Neither Rain nor Ghaggar Water Has Arrived

Summary by Dainik Bhaskar
This year, Sirsa district has received negligible rainfall, and the Ghaggar River and the Hisar-Sirsa Ghaggar Drain have not received sufficient water. This has directly impacted crops, posing a threat to the paddy crop. Farmers say that the guar and mung bean crops have dried up due to lack of rain. Therefore, they have demanded that the district be declared drought-hit. In response to this demand, Chief Minister Nayab Saini, during his visit t…
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This year, Sirsa district has received negligible rainfall, and the Ghaggar River and the Hisar-Sirsa Ghaggar Drain have not received sufficient water. This has directly impacted crops, posing a threat to the paddy crop. Farmers say that the guar and mung bean crops have dried up due to lack of rain. Therefore, they have demanded that the district be declared drought-hit. In response to this demand, Chief Minister Nayab Saini, during his visit t…

·Bhopal, India
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Dainik Bhaskar broke the news in Bhopal, India on Sunday, September 13, 2026.
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