Haryana News: Stubble burning is considered to be a major reason for air pollution in North India including Delhi. Due to this, the fine on farmers burning stubble has also been increased. Congress MP Deepender Singh Hooda has given a statement on this. Deepender Hooda said, "  It is not right to focus on stubble regarding pollution."

Deepender Hooda said, "The government should take a complete system on all the sources. I had raised this in Parliament as well. I raised questions in Parliament, to which the government replied and told the rules and plans for this but a comprehensive budget provision has not been made. Budget provision should be made for this."

Will there be a ban on the sale of the factory - Hooda

He further said, “Unless a concrete solution is given to the farmers, stubble is not a big issue in Haryana. But attention is focused on stubble. A law has been made that there will be no purchase for two seasons. Will the government ban the sale of factories that spread pollution? They are capable. Farmers are not capable. A permanent solution to pollution should be found.”

Center's order applicable on these states

The central government has increased the amount of fine imposed on farmers who burn stubble. A notification has been issued in this regard on Wednesday, according to which a fine of five thousand rupees will be imposed on farmers per incident. Earlier the amount of fine was Rs 2500. A fine of five thousand rupees was imposed on two to five acres, which has now been increased to 10 thousand rupees. While those who have more than five acres of land will have to pay 30 thousand rupees. The Union Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change has ordered to implement it in UP, Punjab, Rajasthan, Haryana and Delhi.