Archive · 4 Dec 2025
Farmers Loot Urea Truck in MP Village
In a village in Madhya Pradesh, farmers were very upset because they had to wait a long time to get urea, which is a type of fertilizer they need for their crops.
When a truck full of urea arrived at the local market, some farmers started taking the bags of urea from the truck.
Soon, many more farmers joined in and took about 40-50 bags before the market officials could stop them.
A video of this incident has been shared widely online.
The market official reported the incident to the police, and the police are now investigating what happened.
Meanwhile, in the state government, some politicians are talking about the problem of not having enough fertilizer and are asking the government to fix it quickly.
Farmers in Jatara village, Tikamgarh district, Madhya Pradesh looted a urea-laden truck at the local fertilizer distribution center.
A video of the incident, showing villagers including women and girls looting urea bags, has gone viral.
The registrar of the local mandi, Ram Kumar Soni, lodged a complaint at the Jatara police station.
Around 40-50 bags of urea were looted before mandi officials intervened.
The incident is under investigation by the police, and the issue of fertilizer shortage was raised in the state Assembly.
- Who
- Farmers in Jatara village, Tikamgarh district, Madhya Pradesh
- What
- Looted a urea-laden truck at the local fertilizer distribution center
- When
- Thursday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Jatara village, Tikamgarh district, Madhya Pradesh
- Why
- Farmers were restless after waiting for urea for a week and due to the cumbersome process of fertilizer distribution
- Location
- Jatara village, Tikamgarh district, Madhya Pradesh
- Date
- Thursday (specific date not mentioned)
- Number of Bags Looted
- 40-50
- Complainant
- Ram Kumar Soni (registrar of the local mandi)
- Investigation Status
- Under investigation by the police