Oct 01, 2026

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Audio between agriculture officer and VCE on farmer registry issue goes viral: 'Tell TDO or Mamlatdar what happens in agriculture': The officer's words sparked a controversy

An audio clip of a conversation between the VCE of Kadegi village and the agriculture officer on the issue of farmer registration in Porbandar district has gone viral. In which the words of the agriculture officer 'tell the TDO or the Mamlatdar' have created a controversy in Porbandar. The purported audio clip of the telephonic conversation between the VCE of Kadegi village and the district agriculture officer in the midst of the government's ambitious 'Farmer Registry' project in Porbandar district has gone viral on social media. In the purported audio clip that has gone viral, the agriculture officer is heard speaking provocatively unwanted words when questioned by the VCE over the telephone on the question of the farmer registry. In which he clearly states that the Taluka Development Officer or the Mamlatdar should be contacted in the matter of the Farmer Registry, the Agriculture Department is only for the publicity of the schemes. During the conversation, the Agriculture Officer is on the verge of discussing the whole matter with the words like "What is the tamburo in agriculture, say sir said". Audio clip conversation Audio clip conversation VCE- Namaste Sir, I am speaking from Kadegi: Namaste. VCE- In the Farmer Registration, there are two Ganga Radams in our village, one in which the land of both of them has been added to the account of Ganga Rama. If you want to delete it, then the officer - You have to ask the Farmer Registry TDO, then the Mamlatdar, the agriculture is just propaganda. When I called the VCE, they told us about agriculture.

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