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Maharashtra agri input dealers plan April 27 strike over new inspector resolution
Economy
Published on 24 April 2026

Dealers fear 23 new inspectors will choke business
Agri-input dealers across Maharashtra will strike on April 27, protesting a new government resolution that adds 23 inspectors. Associations like MAFDA and AIDA argue the move will create excessive oversight and disrupt day-to-day operations. Instead, they want stronger labs and digital traceability rather than more physical inspections, saying the goal is to protect agri-entrepreneurs and keep the industry stable.
- Agri-input dealers in Maharashtra call a strike for April 27
- They oppose a resolution bringing 23 additional inspectors
- Dealers say inspections will create excessive oversight and delays
- They demand lab strengthening and digital traceability instead
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