What Was the Significant Flaw in the "Green Revolution" in India?​

What was the significant flaw in the "green revolution" in India?​

A) ​Traditional farmers were reticent to use the GMO strains of rice and wheat.
B) ​Monsoon conditions in the South made it unequally available.
C) ​Only wealthy farmers could afford the necessary fertilizer for new high-yield crops.
D) ​It was perceived as a more radical form of Socialism and rejected by moderate democrats.
E) ​More productive yields led to increased populations, putting greater demand on resources.