The Karnataka Rajya Raitha Sangha (KRRS) has backed the recent milk price revision in the state, saying the increase will benefit farmers. According to the group, farmers are now receiving ₹37–₹40 per litre of milk, compared with the earlier rate of ₹30–₹33.
The organisation also questioned the BJP’s silence over increases in LPG and fuel prices, raising concerns about the party’s stand on essential costs. It said the opposition should address the impact of such price hikes on the public.
The statement comes after the milk rate revision in Karnataka, with farmer groups continuing to monitor how the change affects producers. No further details were provided on any additional policy changes.
