Ladki Bahin Yojna: Big News! Temporary Suspension of Ladki Bahin Scheme; Funds for Beloved Sisters to be Delayed for a Few Months

Big news has emerged for beloved sisters. In the coming days, the beloved sisters' money will not be deposited into women's accounts. For a few months, the money received by beloved sisters will be stopped. The Beloved Sister Scheme is a popular scheme of the Maharashtra government. Under this scheme, eligible women are provided financial assistance of 1500 rupees per month. However, now the money received by women under the 'Beloved Sister Scheme' will be temporarily suspended.

The reason for this is that in the press conference held by the State Election Commission yesterday, the elections for the Nagar Panchayat and Nagar Parishad have been announced. Accordingly, the election code of conduct has been implemented, and due to strict adherence to the code of conduct, these funds will currently be halted. According to the rules of the code of conduct, no party can implement any government schemes, meetings, gatherings, etc., after the code of conduct is implemented. All such prohibitory orders come into immediate effect after the elections are announced.

The ruling parties at the center, state, and local self-governing bodies cannot misuse authority to promote any party's campaign by announcing various welfare schemes, concessions, or by prominently advertising the government's performance through printed or electronic media using public funds. If such actions are taken, it may result in a violation of the code of conduct and lead to strict action.

Therefore, the beloved sister scheme, being a government scheme, will remain suspended until the code of conduct is in effect. However, after the election is over and the new administration is stabilized, beloved sisters will be able to benefit from the scheme again. Meanwhile, according to the information given at the state election commission's press conference held yesterday, voting will take place on December 2, and the results and counting will be done on December 3.