Ladaki Bahin Yojana : Last year the Maharashtra state government launched Mukhyamantri Majhi Ladaki Bahin Yojana. It has been a year since the scheme was launched but it has become popular in just a few days. Actually this scheme was decided in Madhya Pradesh before Maharashtra and on the same lines the scheme was started in the state and this scheme has been a hit in Maharashtra too.
Despite not being able to perform as expected in the Lok Sabha elections on the strength of this plan, we saw a big turnaround in the assembly elections and the Grand Alliance was able to form its government with an overwhelming majority.
Specially, different discussions are going on regarding this plan. The government also continues such discussions continuously. When this scheme was launched, it was the time of assembly elections and while launching the scheme, the government announced that in future those who will be eligible under this scheme will be given a benefit of Rs.2100.
At present, those who qualify under this scheme are getting a benefit of Rs. fifteen hundred. Now it has been many days since the formation of the Mahayuti government, but still no proper decision has been taken regarding Rs 2100 per month and this is causing great resentment among women.
Some political experts are of the opinion that we will see the impact of this in the elections of local bodies.
In such a situation, will the government take any big decision in the upcoming winter session through many people? Since the winter session, some questions are being raised whether the beloved sisters will get the benefit of Rs.
Meanwhile, the Chief Minister of the state Devendra Fadnavis himself has given an update in this regard. During the elections, the Mahayuti had promised to give an honorarium of Rs 2100 per month to the beloved sisters.
But even after coming to power, no final decision has been taken yet. Due to this, a wave of intense anger is seen in the women class and many people are hearing that the governments are being cheated.
Meanwhile, in a recent press conference, Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has given important information about this. On the eve of the Nagpur Winter Session, the opposition boycotted the tea party organized by the government and launched a strong attack on the government.
Accusing the government of failure on the issues of farmer distress, women’s security and unemployment, the opposition hinted at a stormy session. In a press conference held after the same event, Fadnavis hit back at the opposition and criticized his press conference as “full of disappointment”.
He also asserted that the government is ready to answer all questions. Meanwhile, a journalist raised a question about the increased funds in the Ladaki Bahin Yojana. When asked when the promise of growth made by the grand alliance before the elections will be implemented, Fadnavis said, “Let’s take the right decision at the right time.”
Don’t worry.” With this answer, the possibility of immediate increased assistance to women has diminished, and for now there are indications that the existing subsidy of Rs.1500 will continue. However, due to Fadnavis’s statement, there is still hope for the scheme to grow in the future.
In short, it has been cleared that the beloved sisters will not get Rs 2100 per month from the winter session. But in the future, when the general elections of the Vidhan Sabha or Lok Sabha will come, the government can definitely take a positive decision in this regard.
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