The central government had issued ration cards for free food grains to the poor during the Corona period, but according to the information, people who are not poor are also taking advantage of this scheme. Such ineligible people should be careful, surrender the card under the new rule, otherwise there will be action and recovery.
Many ineligible families are also taking advantage of the free ration scheme launched during the COVID-19 pandemic. On behalf of the government, an appeal has been made to surrender the ration card from x200 families. It has also been said that if the surrender is not done then strict action will be taken.
If you are also a ration card holder, then this news is of great use to you. Under certain conditions, the government has made a nx200dium to surrender the ration card. Ignoring these nx200diums can cost you dearly and you may be fined.
If you take food grains from this ration card, then legal action can also be taken against you. That is why surrender the ration card as soon as possible.
During the Corona epidemic, the government started giving free ration to poor families. It is still applicable for the x200d on the x200d system and the x200d on the poor x200d families. But many ration card holders are not eligible for this and they are taking advantage of free ration. At the same time, many card holders eligible for the scheme are not getting the benefit of this 200dil.
If you have a plot of more than 100 square meters, a flat or a house, a four wheeler or a tractor, two lakhs in a village and more than three lakhs per annum in the city, then such people should get their ration card in the Tehsil and DSO office. Will have to surrender.
If the x200d ration card is not surrendered, then the card of such people will be canceled after checking thex200d. Also, legal action will be taken against that family. Not only this, since he is taking ration, the ration will also be recovered.
In such a case, having a motor car, tractor, AC, harvester, generator of five KV or more capacity, 100 square meter plot or house, more than five acres of land, more than one arms license, income tax payer, family income in rural area 2 lakhs. Families having Rs 3 lakh per annum per annum and in urban areas are ineligible for the scheme.
