Haryana's Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini announced the implementation of a three-tier crop verification system aimed at enhancing transparency and accountability in foodgrain procurement. This new system requires crops brought to procurement centers to match those registered by farmers, thereby improving accuracy. Biometric verification using Aadhaar has been made mandatory, with 75% of wheat successfully verified through this method as of April 8, 2026. To further secure the procurement process, all mandis and warehouses are now geo-fenced, with 416 wheat mandis and 112 mustard mandis already completed. Additionally, the recording of vehicle numbers and capturing photographs during entry has been mandated to enhance traceability. A total of 1,74,635 exit gate passes have been issued without issues, showcasing the system's effectiveness. The CM urged commission agents to prioritize farmers' interests over political motives, addressing opposition claims of misinformation regarding the new procurement system.