Archive · 2 Jul 2025
Andhra Pradesh: Jagan to Visit Mango Farmers Amid Price Crisis
Mango farmers in Andhra Pradesh are having a tough time selling their mangoes.
The prices they are getting are very low, and they're losing money.
The opposition party's leader, Jagan Mohan Reddy, is visiting them to show support.
They are blaming the current government for not helping the farmers by setting a fair price for the mangoes.
The farmers are upset because they can't even get the minimum price for their mangoes.
The opposition party wants the government to step in and make sure the factories that use the mangoes pay a good price.
Jagan Mohan Reddy to visit Bangarupalem on July 9 due to mango price crisis.
Mango farmers in Chittoor district are struggling with low prices.
YSRCP leaders accuse the NDA government of failing to ensure Minimum Support Price (MSP).
Farmers are reportedly selling Totapuri mangoes at prices far below the MSP.
YSRCP demands government intervention and fair prices from pulp factories.
- Who
- Jagan Mohan Reddy, mango farmers, and YSRCP leaders.
- What
- Mango farmers facing price crisis and low sales.
- When
- July 9 for Jagan Mohan Reddy's visit.
- Where
- Bangarupalem market yard in Chittoor district, Andhra Pradesh.
- Why
- To address the severe losses mango farmers are experiencing.
YSRCP's Perspective
NDA Government's Perspective
Governmental Support
YSRCP's Perspective
The TDP-led NDA government is failing to ensure a Minimum Support Price (MSP) for mango growers.
NDA Government's Perspective
No immediate response from the ruling TDP.
Factory Procurement
YSRCP's Perspective
Pulp factories, reportedly linked to TDP sympathizers, are refusing to buy mango produce.
NDA Government's Perspective
No direct response or comment from the factories involved.
- Event
- Jagan Mohan Reddy's visit to mango farmers
- Date
- July 9
- Location
- Bangarupalem market yard
- Main issue
- Low mango prices
- Mango Variety
- Totapuri
- MSP of mangoes
- Rs 12 per kg
- Current selling price
- Rs 1 to Rs 4 per kg