<h1>Opposition says DAP shortage, hand-stamping and two-bags-per-ID rationing leave farmers without fertiliser or relief and waterlogged crops uncompensated</h1> Opposition parties allege a state-wide shortage of DAP fertiliser has forced farmers to queue for days and that officials are marking farmers' hands when they collect supplies, a practice described as treating them like criminals. They claim distribution limits tied to identity cards (two bags per card) leave many empty-handed, worsening sowing prospects, and that standing water has damaged crops without compensation. The opposition accuses the state government of indifference and insensitivity for the alleged stamping practice and for failing to ensure adequate fertiliser supply or timely relief for waterlogged fields.