Mumbai: A farmer has gone out to sell his family in Maharashtra's Washim district. The farmer has also put a banner in his field about this. On this banner it is written, 'Buy my family, save my farming ... According to the information, Vijay Shendge, a farmer living in Kolgaon in Washim district, has taken this decision repeatedly after three years due to crop failure and debt crunch.

The farmer has seven acres of land, but due to lack of production, he is unable to repay the loan of more than four lakh rupees. After the crop was destroyed due to rain, the farmer also requested the tehsildar for government assistance, but could not hear it. Hence the farmer has decided to sell his family.

Let us tell you that farmers in Maharashtra are very worried, sometimes the standing crop of farmers is ruined due to excess rainfall, sometimes due to drought, the crops do not get water. This time in the assembly elections too, the issue of farmers was loud and the Shiv Sena has promised all possible help to the farmers of the state, now it is to see what Thackeray government does on this issue?

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