Women of UP will get full Rs 50 thousand! The first installment of Rs 20,000 will come into the account before the elections.

At this time, a very big and interesting news is coming out from the politics of Uttar Pradesh to attract women voters. Yogi Adityanath government is considering a huge financial assistance scheme to make the women of the state financially empowered and self-reliant. It is discussed that under this new scheme, total financial assistance up to Rs 50,000 can be given to eligible women. Not only this, preparations are underway to transfer Rs 20,000 directly into the bank accounts of women as its first installment before the upcoming assembly elections. Ever since this big news came to light, discussions have intensified in political circles and among the general public.

What is the entire plan of Yogi government and the mathematics of the amount to be received?

According to emerging reports and sources, the Uttar Pradesh government is considering a phased financial assistance model for the welfare of women. Under this, a total assistance amount of Rs 50,000 is proposed to be given in different installments. According to the probable format of the scheme, the first big installment of Rs 20,000 can be sent to the accounts of eligible women in the midst of election excitement, i.e. just before the elections. After this, a plan is being prepared to give three more installments of Rs 10,000 each if the government is formed in the future.

Which women can get the benefit of this scheme?

As per the proposed guidelines so far, the main focus of this scheme is on women from economically weak and needy families. In this, priority is likely to be given to women from Scheduled Caste (SC), Scheduled Tribe (ST), BPL families and other backward verticals. The main objective of the government is to ensure that women can use this amount for their daily needs as well as for starting small self-employment or small industries, so that they can become completely self-reliant.

Electoral equations and discussions intensify in political circles.

In view of the upcoming assembly elections to be held in Uttar Pradesh, women voters are considered the key to victory for any political party. On the lines of women-centric direct benefit transfer schemes running in many other states of the country, this step of the UP government is now being considered very strategic. However, this is yet to be officially approved and only after the final guidelines are issued by the government, it will be completely clear what the exact eligibility and rules will be for this.