Bechak (Seller)·بیچنے والا
Roman Urdu: Bechak / Bechne Wala
The bechak is the seller — most often the kissan (farmer) whose lot the adhati auctions, but it can also be a beopari reselling stock. The bechak hands the lot to the adhati, who sells it to khareedars and settles the bechak after deductions. In the kacha-arhti model the bechak bears the seller-side charges (arhat, bardana, tulai).
Example usage
Example: Bechak (Seller) is recorded in the daily mandi khata so party balances and settlement details remain clear.
Frequently asked: Bechak (Seller)
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Related terms
Kissan (Farmer)·کسان
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Khareedar (Buyer)·خریدار
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Adhati (Commission Agent)·آڑھتی
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How Bechak (Seller) works inside Pakka Khata
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