Ladki Bahin Yojana: Good news for Ladki Bahin, special announcement made by the party amid election frenzy

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As the political controversy over the future of the Maharashtra government's popular 'Chief Minister's Beloved Sister' scheme intensifies, Chief Minister Eknath Shinde has given a clear warning at a campaign rally in Amravati. This scheme, which provides a monthly honorarium of one and a half thousand rupees to women from families with an annual income below two and a half lakh rupees, has become an assumption across the state. Although the announcement of an increase in the fund for this scheme, which greatly benefited the grand alliance in the assembly elections, has been made, it has not been implemented in the past year.

As political controversy heats up over the future of the Maharashtra government's popular 'Chief Minister's Beloved Sister' scheme, Chief Minister Eknath Shinde has given a clear warning at a campaign rally in Amravati. This scheme, which provides a monthly honorarium of one and a half thousand rupees to women from families with an annual income below two and a half lakh rupees, has become a staple across the state. Although the announcement of increased funding for this scheme, which greatly benefited the grand alliance in the assembly elections, has been made, it has not been implemented in the past year.

Responding to these allegations at the Amravati campaign rally, Eknath Shinde said, "Dear sisters have performed a miracle in the assembly elections. I have personally witnessed poverty and frugality. Some people try to stop the scheme by going to court, but dear sisters have strongly countered those who obstruct. No one, even if they are Michael, can stop the dear sister scheme!" Shinde's announcement generated enthusiasm among the women present.

Even though a year has passed since the Mahayuti government came to power, the decision to increase the fund to 2100 rupees is still pending. Although the opposition's criticism has raised questions about the future of the scheme, Shinde's assurance has provided relief to the beneficiaries. Everyone is focused on how this scheme will proceed.