Is the dream of the poor of Bihar broken? Money not received from center, 9 lakh houses lying half-built

News India Live, Digital Desk: Every poor man dreams of only one big dream in his life, to have a solid roof over his head, so that his family can sleep peacefully in the heat, rain and cold. With this hope ‘Pradhanmantri Awas Yojana (Rural)’ was started. But a bad news is coming for lakhs of poor families of Bihar.

According to latest information, in Bihar Construction of more than 9 lakh houses It is stuck in the middle. And the reason for this is not some technical fault, but “Lack of money” Is. It is being told that this situation has arisen due to non-release of funds from the Central Government (Modi Government).

After all, where is the problem?

Understand it in simple language. Under PM Awas Yojana, the cost of building a house is jointly borne by the central and state governments. A major part of this is given by the central government. But Bihar government officials say that they are not getting the quota money from the Centre.

Unless it gets the green signal (and money) from the Centre, the state government alone cannot pull off work on such a large scale. The result is that ‘Apna Ghar’ of 9 lakh families is still limited to files and foundation stones.

Whose fault, whose punishment?

In this whole matter, whether it is the fault of the system or the coordination between the governments, but the poor people are having to bear the punishment for it.
Think about the laborer who had removed his hut thinking that now a permanent house would be built. If the funds do not come, where will he go with his wife and children? This question is very big.

Sources in the Rural Development Department say that they sent proposals and demands to the Center several times, but funds were not released from there. For this reason, new targets are not being set in the new financial year and old (backlogged) houses are also not being completed.

waiting times became longer

It is not that the work has completely stopped, but the speed is negligible. Bihar government is continuously trying to somehow get this amount from the Center so that the work can be started again. But looking at the situation as of now, it seems that the beneficiaries may have to wait longer for their turn.

It is hoped that this ‘fund fight’ between the governments will be resolved soon and happiness will also return to the courtyard of those 9 lakh families of Bihar who are hoping for a solid roof.