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The beloved sister scheme, which proved to be a game-changer in the assembly elections, remains a topic of discussion. Although 1500 rupees are being deposited into women's bank accounts every month, it is said that the scheme is putting a significant strain on the state government's treasury. On one hand, many women did not receive benefits due to not completing e-KYC, while some did not receive money even after completing e-KYC. When the beloved sisters expressed their dissatisfaction, the Women and Child Welfare Department ordered an inquiry to be conducted at home.
Anganwadi workers will verify the women who have been deprived of the benefits of the beloved sister scheme. Once this verification is complete, eligible women will start receiving the monthly installment. There is a possibility that a combined installment of 4500 rupees for the three months of November, December, and January will be directly deposited into the account.
This will soon bring relief to the beloved sisters who are in trouble. Earlier, Minister Hasan Mushrif made a significant comment on the scheme. "The treasury was with us. After Ajitdada left, the finance department went to the Chief Minister.
After the session, the department will come to us. Therefore, it will not remain without giving 2100 rupees," said Mushrif. Although this scheme is important for the welfare of women, there is a need to remove obstacles in its implementation. After verification, millions of women will receive direct benefits, and it is believed that the speed of the scheme will increase.
• In the Ladki Sister Scheme, a combined installment of 4500 rupees will be received from November to January
• Verification is underway for women who have not completed e-KYC
• Anganwadi workers will verify beneficiaries
• After verification, eligible women will receive benefits directly in their bank accounts