Faridabad Farmers Drown in Debt After Floods Destroy Crops, Await Compensation

• Manjhawali village farmers in Faridabad face severe debt after Yamuna floods destroyed crops.
• Most farmers have not received government compensation, despite months of waiting and significant losses.
• Farmers like Sumit Sharma and Jagdish Sharma lost entire crops, invested heavily, and took loans from commission agents.
• Compensation received, like Rahul's ₹16,000 for five acres, is grossly inadequate compared to ₹60,000 cost and ₹70,000 field preparation.
• With no other employment, farmers struggle to manage household expenses and sow new crops, appealing for urgent government aid.

Why It Matters: Manjhawali farmers are in deep debt due to flood-destroyed crops and lack of government compensation.