Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Y.S.Jagan Mohan Reddy has credited Rs 216.34 crore directly into the accounts of 2,62,169 eligible beneficiaries who had not received these benefits of the welfare schemes, the benefits of which were disbursed between December 2022 and July 2023.
The funds were deposited into their accounts as part of this initiative.The CM did so with the click of a button on August 24.
Furthermore, the state government has also extended pensions to 1,49,875 newly qualified individuals, distributed Arogyashri cards to 4,327 people, issued ration cards to 2,00,312 individuals, and provided house certificates to 12,069 people.
During the occasion, Chief Minister Jagan emphasized that these schemes are provided without any discrimination based on caste, religion, region, or political affiliation.
He reiterated that the government is committed to assisting those who have not benefited from the schemes due to any reason.
The officials explained that the Jagan government is determined to see that every eligible person gets welfare benefits.Fully committed to see that no eligible person is left out of the welfare benefits, he is giving another opportunity to the eligible.
“Those who missed the benefits for any reason in the past, need to apply afresh in Village/Ward Secretariats.Their applications will be verified and, if found eligible, the benefit will be provided to them once every six months.”
The list of all beneficiaries is displayed in village / ward secretariats in a transparent manner for social audit.
Including the benefit being provided today, a total of Rs 1,647 crore has been provided to the eligible leftover beneficiaries in four terms since the inception of the scheme in December 2021.
Through Jagananna Suraksha, besides providing 94,62,184 necessary certificates to all the eligible, the Jagan Mohan Reddy government is now providing benefits to 12,405 new beneficiaries who were found eligible.
Further Jagan Mohan Reddy Government is benefiting 1,630 newly eligible people today, after verifying the applications received through the Jaganannaku Chebudham.
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