Agriculture Supervisors in Dhaulpur Submitted Memorandum of 11-Point Demands to Chief Minister

DHAULPUR। Agriculture supervisors in Dhaulpur have submitted a memorandum of 11-point demands addressed to the Chief Minister. The demands include completing the pending DPC process and exemption from non-departmental tasks besides departmental work. They have warned that a movement will be launched if the demands are not met.

The district branch of the Agriculture Supervisors Association in Ataru submitted a memorandum to the SDM. The memorandum demanded the completion of the DPC process, which has been pending for the last two years, and exemption of agriculture supervisors from non-departmental tasks. Association office bearers said that many of their demands have been pending for a long time and officials have been informed about this several times.

On the call of the Agriculture Supervisors Joint Coordination Committee, Rajasthan, the district branch has announced the next phase of the movement. Under this, from September 8, 2026, departmental online tasks and online crop harvesting experiments will be boycotted. Earlier, decisions were taken to leave the official WhatsApp group, boycott additional tasks of the Horticulture Department, and farmer registry camps.

The memorandum was submitted under the leadership of Block President Satish Kumar Meena and Block General Secretary Yadram Meena. Several senior agriculture supervisors of the block were also present. They warned that if their demands are not met, the association will launch a movement.

Agriculture supervisors say that being assigned non-departmental tasks affects their departmental work. Therefore, they should be given only tasks related to the Agriculture Department.