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Times of India·2 min read·medium

Govt-gifted bull to replace farmer’s wife yoked to the plough turns out to be unfit

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MOHAMMED AKHEF
Govt-gifted bull to replace farmer’s wife yoked to the plough turns out to be unfit
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Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has ordered officials to allow a landless farmer to personally select a replacement bull after a government-provided animal proved unfit for work. The farmer had previously gained national attention after being forced to yoke his wife to a plough following the death of his own bull.

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The incident highlights the ongoing struggles of rural farmers in India and the bureaucratic failures in providing effective agricultural relief.

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Fadnavis orders officials to take landless Latur farmer to cattle market to pick bull himself after replacement found unfit | Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar News - The Times of India

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The report focuses on the administrative response and the farmer's plight without overtly favoring a political party.

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