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There is important news for the beneficiaries of the Ladki Bahin scheme. In the Ladki Bahin scheme, it was mandatory for women to complete KYC. Despite many women completing KYC, money was not deposited into their accounts. This led to dissatisfaction among the women. Meanwhile, instructions have been given to verify the KYC of the dear sisters.
In the Ladki Bahin scheme, many women, despite meeting the criteria, have had their benefits stopped due to some KYC issues. Therefore, instructions have been given to the district collectors to conduct direct verification of the beneficiaries through Anganwadi workers as per the scheme's criteria. Women and Child Development Minister Aditi Tatkare has provided information about this.
In the Ladki Bahin scheme, the last date for women to complete KYC was December 31, 2025. Women have completed KYC by then. However, money has not been deposited in the accounts of many women. The installment for November-December has not been received. Therefore, women had also written a letter to the Chief Minister. Against this backdrop, the government has now made an important decision.
In the Ladki Bahin scheme, due to selecting the wrong option while doing KYC, money was not deposited in the women's accounts. Now, these beneficiaries will be verified at the regional level through Anganwadi workers. As a result, Anganwadi workers will now go door-to-door to verify the women. After that, money will be deposited into the accounts of eligible women.
Certain criteria have been established for the Ladki Bahin scheme. Only women who meet these criteria will benefit from the scheme. Women aged 21 to 60 will benefit from the scheme. Income should be less than two and a half lakh, and there should be no four-wheeler vehicle. Only women who meet all these criteria will benefit from the scheme.
• Many women face obstacles in the Ladki Bahin scheme due to KYC issues
• The state government has appointed Anganwadi workers for doorstep verification
• Benefits for those aged 21–60, with income below two and a half lakh, and without a four-wheeler
• After verification, money will be deposited into the accounts of eligible women