<h1>Opposition urges chief minister to accept 'wet drought', grant Rs50,000 per hectare, full loan waivers, shelter and housing assurances</h1> An opposition leader urged the state chief minister to stop disputing the term 'wet drought' and to provide immediate statutory relief to flood-affected farmers, including a blanket payment of Rs 50,000 per hectare and complete loan waivers, arguing prior correspondence shows the term was previously used. The leader contends administrative refusal to declare a wet drought-citing absence from the official manual-blocks relief entitlements, criticizes a levy on sugar mills as harmful to farmers, seeks central inspection of crop losses, demands temporary shelter and permanent housing under national scheme, and seeks government assurances on farmer loans.