<h1>Government compensation limits contrasted with export restrictions and taxation, highlighting tension between relief policy and market interventions.</h1> Government representatives stated the State cannot fully reimburse farmers hit by excessive rainfall, offering only limited government assistance rather than comprehensive compensation and urging adaptation to recurrent climatic setbacks. Agricultural leaders counter that active market interventions-export restrictions, tariff adjustments, and taxation on key commodities-exacerbate farmers' insecurity by constraining market access and profit opportunities, creating a tension between limited disaster-relief policy and regulatory measures affecting farmer livelihoods.