Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that the beneficiaries, who have registered themselves under the Mukhya Mantri Jan-Kalyan Yojana will be entitled for benefit from April 1. The registered beneficiaries will not be deprived of benefits of other schemes. They will get benefits of other schemes like before.
Besides, the eligible applicants will not be deprived of economic assistance due to the absence of registration verification. There will be no age restriction for medical facilities. Government hospitals of other states close to the border of the state will be linked with Illness Assistance Scheme. The CM gave instructions to the District Collectors to monitor Agriculture produce procurement on support price constantly. Send those persons to jail, who cheat in the name of farmers. Chouhan was reviewing the preparations of launching of Mukhya Mantri Jan-Kalyan (Sambal) Yojana in the state and distribution of benefits through video conference at Mantralaya on Tuesday.
Chouhan asserted that active participation of public representatives and administration must be ensured in implementation of Jan-Kalyan Yojana. On the launching programme i.e. June 13, beside patta distribution and benefits of Pradhanmantri Awas, Ujjawala Yojana, ladli laxmi, Charan-Paduka etc. benefits of other schemes will also be distributed among the remaining beneficiaries. He further said that facilities and convenience to the farmers must be ensured during the procurement work.
Besides, strict vigil should also be maintained to avoid cheating by wested intrest elements in the name of farmers. Chouhan stated that protshan amount on wheat will be deposited in the bank accounts of the farmers on June 10. Similarly, protshan amount of Rs. 800 per quintal on garlic and Rs 400 per quintal on onion will be given to the registered farmers.
Chouhan said that benefit of flat electricity bill scheme to the registered beneficiary will be given, provided electricity consumption is less than Rs. 1000 and electricity connection is not more than 500 watt. Beneficiary will have to pay just Rs. 200 as electricity charges.
Chouhan gave directives for formation of monitoring committees by June 13. It is mandatory to have one woman and one representative of SC/ST category among the 5 members of the committee. Committee will be constituted by the approval of District Minister In-Charge.
Chouhan said that fees of private medical colleges for selected candidates of NEET examination will be deposited by the government.