News Desk. Yogi Adityanath has given a big relief to the urban poor. Under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana Urban 2.0 in Lakhimpur district, the dreams of thousands of families have got a new flight. The first installment of Rs 1 lakh each was transferred directly to the bank accounts of 5100 eligible beneficiaries through one click system.
Hope for permanent home strengthened
This scheme, run under the District Urban Development Agency, has directly benefited those families who were waiting for their permanent houses for a long time. There is an atmosphere of excitement among the beneficiaries as soon as the money reaches their accounts. Many families have also started preparations for construction.
clear standards for construction
The administration has issued some important guidelines regarding housing construction, so that quality and transparency is maintained.
1.The area of each house has been fixed at minimum 30 square meters and maximum 45 square meters.
2.Construction of the house will be valid only on the ground floor; Construction of upper floor is not permitted.
3.It is mandatory to have the roof made of RCC only, so that the building becomes strong and durable.
Officials have warned that if any violation of rules is found, the amount released will be recovered. The construction work will also be monitored from time to time.
completely free plan
The administration has clarified that Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana-Urban is completely free. No beneficiary is required to pay money to any official or middleman. If someone asks for money in the name of the scheme, an appeal has been made to immediately inform the administration.
Construction activity will increase in the city
Release of large amount of funds simultaneously is likely to give impetus to construction activities in urban areas. This will also increase employment opportunities at the local level. The administration says that providing transparent and quality housing to eligible families is the top priority of the government. This initiative will not only provide safe shelter to thousands of families, but will also speed up the pace of urban development.
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