Congress leader D.K. Suresh has defended the recent Karnataka milk price hike, citing surging production costs for farmers. Under the latest revision, dairy farmers now receive a procurement price of forty-two rupees per litre alongside a five-rupee incentive. This adjustment aims to support the state's agricultural community amidst rising operational expenses.
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