Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has given the gift of Rakshabandhan to 1.25 crore sisters of the state. He arranged funds for the sisters to celebrate Raksha Bandhan. With a single click, an amount of two hundred and fifty rupees was transferred to the accounts of all the dear sisters.
The Chief Minister announced that Rs 1,250 would be deposited in the accounts of the dear sisters from the month of October. This Month gas cylinders will be given to women for Rs 450. Efforts will also be made to get gas cylinders for ₹ 450 every month.
Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan addressed the Ladli Behen Mahakumbh at Bhel Jamboree Ground in Bhopal on Sunday. During this, the Chief Minister deposited Rs 312.64 crore in the accounts of 1.25 crore sisters through a single click. The Chief Minister said that apart from this, ₹ 1000 more will come after this, as the arrangements are made, it will be increased to 1250, then ₹ 1,500, then ₹ 1,750, then ₹ 2,000, then ₹ 2,250, then ₹ 2,500, then ₹ 2,750 and then ₹ 3,000.
Giving a resolution to the sisters, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said that within 5 years all the dear sisters will be made millionaires. The Chief Minister also told the action plan to become a millionaire. He said that all the dear sisters will be linked with the livelihood mission. For this, those sisters who want to join industry and self-employment, will be given loan through the bank and the interest amount of this loan will also be paid by the Madhya Pradesh government. Not only this, some land will be reserved for Ladli sisters in the industrial area being built in the state so that they can set up industries there.
The Chief Minister said that irrespective of caste, religion, Hindu or Muslim, all are my sisters therefore everyone will be given equal benefits of the schemes. The safety of sisters and their respect is paramount for brother Shivraj, a law has been made to hang those who misbehave with sisters. My aim is to make sisters millionaires.
Taking a step towards de-addiction, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said that now if there is a liquor shop in any area and 50% of the women of that area come in favor of closing the liquor shop, then that liquor shop will also be closed.
Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said that 35% posts will be reserved for daughters in all state government recruitments. Not only this, 35% posts in police recruitment will be reserved for daughters. At the same time, 50% posts in teacher’s job have been reserved for women.
