“No one can take back welfare schemes”: Maharashtra CM Eknath Shinde ahead of assembly polls
288-member Maharashtra assembly will go to the polls on November 20, with the counting of votes to be held on 23.
The ambitious project of Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot – Mehngai Rahat Camp – will be organised to resolve the public needs for registration in ten welfare schemes from Monday.
Initially, there will be around 700 camps, to be scaled up to 2700 camps throughout the year, said Chief Minister Gehlot.
The beneficiaries can registered under ten welfare schemes – CM Gas Cylinder Scheme for Rs.500, CM Free Electricity Scheme, Free Annapurna Food Packet every month, NREGA job card, Indira Gandhi Urban Employment Scheme, Social Security Pension, Chiranjeevi Health Insurance, Chiranjeevi Accident Insurance, and Kamdhenu Animal Insurance Scheme.
The CM said that each needy family in the state would be provided with relief from inflation by linking them to the ten public welfare schemes for which the camps, in the first phase, will be organised from Apri l24 to June 30.
The camps will be open from 10 am to 6 pm, and the public can get complete information and place of the camp on the website https://mehangairahatcamp.
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