Man throw away 1,500 litres of milk, video goes viral


Team Udayavani, Mar 31, 2020, 12:54 PM IST

Chikkodi: A video of an of a farmer throwing away over 1500 litres of milk because it could not be distributed has gone viral on social media.

Meanwhile, journalist Marya Shakil taking to twitter shared the video and wrote, “Over 1500 litres of milk thrown in Chikkodi in North Karnataka as it couldn’t be distributed. Diaries which were bought at Rs 32 per litre now saying will pay only Rs 15. @deepab18 reports. Will the Karnataka Govt intervene to protect its farmers?#Corona #21daysLockdownIndia.”

In the video, man can be seen throwing away milk into a lake.

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