Protest Over Food Security Bill By Kerala ration Dealers
25 July 2013
Thiruvananthapuram
Claiming that the proposed Food Security scheme in its present form would deny food grains to around 40 crore people, All India Ration Dealers Association on Thursday announced a series of protests to press its demand for framing proper criteria for identifying the beneficiaries.
The forum would also observe ‘black day’ co-ordinating five lakh ‘nyaya vila (fair value)’ shops across the country on August 20 in support of its demand, the association general secretary Babychan Mukkadan said.
“The government should not implement the law without framing proper criteria for finding out the deserved beneficiaries or preparing a list of them. To press the demand, we are planning a series of protests at the state and national level,” he said.
Otherwise, ration food grains would be denied to half of the deserved families in urban areas and 25 per cent of rural families, he claimed.
Source– http://zeenews.india.com/news/kerala/kerala-ration-dealers-announce-protest-over-food-security-bill_864571.html
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