Archive · 23 Sep 2025
Telangana Cop Slaps Farmer Amidst Urea Shortage
Imagine farmers need fertilizer called urea for their crops, but there isn't enough.
This causes long lines and frustration.
In one place, a police officer got angry and slapped a farmer waiting in line.
This upset many people.
Some farmers fainted during a near-stampede.
The government is now asking for more urea to help.
This situation shows how important it is to have enough supplies for farmers.
A police constable slapped a farmer in Telangana amid a urea shortage.
Farmers were waiting in long queues for urea.
The incident occurred in Nalgonda district.
A near-stampede caused some farmers to lose consciousness.
The government is seeking more urea to address the crisis.
- Who
- A police constable, farmers, and government officials
- What
- A police constable slapped a farmer waiting for urea, amid shortages.
- When
- Farmers waited as early as 3 a.m.
- Where
- PACS office in Nalgonda district, Telangana and Nirmal district
- Why
- Urea shortage and chaotic conditions.
Farmers' Perspective
Government/Police Perspective
Police Brutality
Farmers' Perspective
Farmers were angered by the police's use of force and high-handedness.
Government/Police Perspective
The police were trying to control chaotic situations.
Urea Shortage
Farmers' Perspective
Farmers are suffering due to lack of urea.
Government/Police Perspective
The government is working to resolve shortage by requesting urea from the central government.
- Incident
- Police constable slaps farmer waiting in urea queue
- Location
- Nalgonda district, Telangana
- Cause
- Severe urea shortage
- Result
- Near-stampede, farmers' outrage
- Injuries
- Three female farmers lost consciousness
- Government Response
- Appealed to the central government for more urea