Despire the ban of crop burning ,Punjab farmars still burning the residue of the field .According to my opinion a discussion.

Barely 10 km from Patiala,the home town of Punjab"s  chief minister Captain AmarinderSingh,Jagdish Singh is busy gauging the speed and direction of the wind in the tiny village of Rabirpura to find the right time to set his paddy crop residue on fire.
He looks worried .
With autumn setting in early morning dew poses a problem.


""the weather has to be calm"", the 40- years old farmers says, "else the fire could spread to my neighborhood farm in no time and cause a lot of damage. I have to be careful.




It is auspicious and human kind to all the Punjabi inhabitants and farmers not to burns such residue ,as it pollute the air of delhi and neighbor state air.


This restriction was also applicable to the farmers of Haryana and Rajasthan farmers .

Jagdish bends down and clutches a handful of paddy straw residue that is spread across his five-acre field. It has to be bone dry to catch fire, he explains. Looking up at the sky, he thinks he will finish his job before dusk. But before setting out to do the task, Jarnail has to be cautious for another reason: there are strict orders from the government to stop such activities. He squints into the distance to check if there is a government official lurking around.


It is not as though Jagdish wants to be defiant. He is well aware of the National Green Tribunal’s (NGT) order banning stubble burning, but unless the State government offers financial incentives to farmers, he says, he is “compelled to burn the harvested crop’s residue.”