Jaipur, Oct. 16 -- Fourteen of 15 groundnut seed samples collected during surprise inspections across Rajasthan have failed prescribed genetic purity standards in grow-out tests, prompting agriculture minister Kirori Lal Meena to direct officials to register FIRs against the firms concerned and cancel their licences. The inspections were conducted after the agriculture department received information that some traders and firms were allegedly buying foodgrains from the market, repackaging them attractively and selling them to farmers as seeds instead of supplying quality-certified planting material. Meena said departmental teams conducted surprise inspections of firms concerned in Govindgarh, Sikar, Jaipur, Sujangarh, Churu and Bikaner. Following the inspections, 15 samples of different groundnut varieties were subjected to grow-out tests. The results showed 14 samples failed to meet prescribed genetic purity standards....