What to do if mandi weighment or payment is wrong?

Protect yourself by checking the weighment yourself, insisting on a written sale slip, and raising disputes with the market committee in writing. Watch the weighing, note the recorded weight, and get the sale slip showing rate, weight and every deduction. If the weight or payment looks wrong, first raise it with the commission agent and buyer, then complain to the APMC market committee or secretary, who regulate the yard and can act on weighment and payment grievances. Keep your gate entry, sale slip and any photos as evidence. Many states require payment within a set time, so unexplained delays can be reported. Selling on transparent platforms with electronic weighing and payment also reduces such problems.