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Farmers March from Narmadapuram to Bhopal Demanding MSP for Moong

In a significant demonstration, farmers from Narmadapuram in Madhya Pradesh have embarked on a march to Bhopal, advocating for the complete procurement of moong at the Minimum Support Price. Organized by various farmer groups, the protest highlights key issues such as the e-token system and the timely availability of fertilizers. Despite police attempts to halt their progress, the farmers continue their journey, equipped with food and water supplies. This march not only emphasizes their demands but also disrupts local traffic, causing inconvenience for travelers. Read on to learn more about this unfolding situation.
By Narendra Chaudhary Jul 27, 2026, 22:53 IST

Farmers' March for MSP in Madhya Pradesh

On July 27, in Narmadapuram, Madhya Pradesh, numerous farmers and representatives from various agricultural organizations commenced a foot march towards Bhopal. This demonstration was driven by demands including the complete purchase of moong at the Minimum Support Price (MSP). Carrying the national flag and chanting slogans like 'Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan' and other anti-government phrases, the farmers, organized under the United Farmers Front, reached Budhni in Sehore district late Monday evening.


The farmers' key demands encompass the full procurement of moong, resolution of issues related to the e-token system, and timely availability of fertilizers at fair prices. The march began with a sit-in protest at Sethanighat in Narmadapuram, where the farmers also recited the Hanuman Chalisa. Following this, police attempted to obstruct their progress by setting up barriers at Bhopal Tirahe and other locations.


District Collector Samesh Mishra and Superintendent of Police Sai S Thota engaged in discussions with the farmers on National Highway 69, but their efforts were unsuccessful. As a result of this protest, several routes for travelers were altered, leading to some inconveniences for those on the road.


While the farmers marched on foot, they were accompanied by several tractors and trailers that provided water and food supplies for the participants.