Denial of 8 thousand corona beneficiaries; Misled by Ministers leader

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Srirampur (Ahmednagar); Leading News Service: The process of Rs 50,000 subsidy given by the Maharashtra government to the heirs of the deceased in Corona has been stalled for two years. Meanwhile, the newly appointed Relief and Rehabilitation Minister Anil Patil admitted in the Legislative Assembly that as many as 8,173 applicants had been rejected by the bank as their bank details were incorrect. Come to the Legislative Assembly. Madhuri Misal, Bharti Lovekar, Sunil Kamble, Santosh Danve etc asked a starry question about this.

In his written reply, the minister admitted that the bank had rejected the amount due to incorrect bank account details of 8,173 applicants, but in addition to the fact that even after a year and a half the amount of the subsidized grant has not been received from the state government, it has been misled by saying that it has not been pointed out that the amount has not been received for one and a half years, when there is continuous news about this in the newspaper, Milind Kumar Salve, coordinator of Maharashtra Ekla Mahila Rehabilitative Committee, member of Mission Vatsalya Government Committee and BJP’s Srirampur city vice president, has alleged. has done

Salve said that even after two years, many beneficiaries, Corona single women, are still not getting this subsidy despite giving representations to the concerned ministers in the Ministry along with Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis. Proceedings are underway to provide the amount by contacting the applicants through the District Disaster Management Authority and obtaining updated bank accounts.

1048 crore allocation; Big discrepancy in statistics

In a written reply, the Minister informed that 1048 crore 76 lakh rupees was distributed to 2 lakh 9,753 eligible applicants under the Sanugrah Aid Scheme to the next of kin of persons who died due to Corona, but actually according to the data of Indian Institute of Medical Research (ICMR), 1 lakh 48,556 corona deaths were recorded in Maharashtra till 20 July 2023. Milind Kumar Salve pointed out that there is an inconsistency in the statistics.