Registration for ‘Mahela Samardi Yojana’ in Delhi will begin today! Rs. 2500 will also be kept in view every month Trending Global News

New Delhi: Today, women in Delhi are taking a big gift on the International Women’s Day. The BJP’s Delhi government can announce ‘Mahela Samaridi Yojana’ today. Under this scheme, economically weaker women will get 2500 every month. The announcement will be made at a program at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium on Saturday. BJP President JP Nada will also attend the program. This information is given by sources. A cabinet note for the scheme can be introduced at the Delhi Cabinet meeting on Saturday. Chief Minister Rikha Gupta will preside over the meeting. He said that before the cabinet approval, its guidelines and qualification standards would be discussed. Chief Minister Gupta will attend a program organized by the BJP’s Delhi Unit at JLN Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

These leaders will be present

The party said in a message that many senior BJP leaders, including the Delhi Unit co -Integrated Alka Gujar, State President Virender Sachdeva, National President of Mahela Morcha, will be present in the program and BJP MP Kamaljit Suhrawat and BJP MP Kamaljit Suhrawat and flute Swaraj will be present in the program. Sources said, “The program at the JLN Stadium will announce the announcement of the registration for Mahela Saha Yojana.”

What are the circumstances?

The BJP had promised to give Rs 2500 to the women of poor families every month under ‘Mahela Samardi Yojana’ when it came to power in Delhi for the February Assembly elections. Sources said that in some standards of qualification, it is possible that women are 21-60 years old and their annual income is not more than Rs 2.5 lakh.

Registration will start from today

BJP MP Manoj Tiwari said last week that registration for the scheme will start from March 8 and a list of beneficiaries will be prepared, after which the whole process of giving Rs 2500 to the poor woman will be completed in a month and a half. The opposition Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in Delhi has criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his ‘promise’ in this regard, the scheme was not approved in the first meeting of the Delhi cabinet.