Farmers' agitation turns violent as they torch trucks at Mhow-Neemuch Highway in Mandsaur district of Madhya Pradesh on Wednesday. | PTI 
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MP government sanctions financial aid to kin of farmers killed in Mandsaur violence

The aid was sanctioned from the chief minister's discretionary fund and it would be given by the Mandsaur collector through e-payment facility, a public relation official said.

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BHOPAL: The Madhya Pradesh government today sanctioned financial aid of Rs one crore each to the families of the six farmers killed during the violent stir by peasants in Mandsaur.

The aid was sanctioned from the chief minister's discretionary fund and it would be given by the Mandsaur collector through e-payment facility, a public relation official said.

On June 6, five farmers were killed as the agitation by peasants turned violent in Mandsaur district.

A 26-year-old farmer had died in Badavan village of Mandsaur district. Locals on June 9 had alleged that he was beaten up by policemen.

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