Ladki Bahin Yojana : A comforting decision for beloved sisters, three months' pending installment to be received together
A very joyful and comforting news has emerged for beloved sisters. Under the state's Ladki Bahin Yojana, an important decision has been made to collectively provide the three-month pending installment that was halted due to the e-KYC process. Official information has been provided by the Women and Child Development Department, and eligible beneficiary women will have 4500 rupees directly deposited into their bank accounts. As a result, millions of women who have been waiting for the past few months will receive significant relief.
Against the backdrop of the assembly elections, the scheme started by the state government, known as the 'Ladki Behen Yojana', has proven to be an ambitious scheme providing direct financial assistance to women. Under this scheme, eligible women receive 1500 rupees directly deposited into their bank accounts every month. The social and political impact of this scheme has been significant, and it appears that the Mahayuti government has directly benefited from it in the assembly elections.
However, due to difficulties in the e-KYC process, many beneficiary women did not receive the installments for the months of November, December, and January. Some women expressed anger as money was not deposited into their accounts even after completing e-KYC. In many places, women went to the concerned offices to file complaints, while in some areas, women took to the streets to protest. This issue created significant pressure on the government.
Against this backdrop, the Women and Child Development Department has ordered a thorough investigation into the outstanding cases. As instances of applications being submitted by bypassing rules and conditions have come to light, verification of such applications is currently underway. Instructions have been given to visit the homes of the concerned women to verify information, and efforts are being made to clarify between eligible and ineligible beneficiaries.
In this situation, the state government has made a significant comforting decision for beloved sisters. The installment for the months of November, December, and January will be given together. Accordingly, 4500 rupees will be directly deposited into the bank accounts of eligible women. Those who have not received the installments for the previous two months will receive the full 4500 rupees. Women who have already received two installments will be given only the January installment of 1500 rupees. This information has come to light through a Marathi news agency.
Meanwhile, discussions are ongoing about the future amount of the beloved sister scheme. According to the promise made during the election, it is speculated that the monthly installment of this scheme may be increased from 1500 rupees to 2100 rupees. In this regard, Minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule and Uday Samant have given clear indications during the district council election campaign. If this decision is implemented, millions of beloved sisters in the state will receive significant financial support, which will assist in meeting their daily needs.