Jharkhand roared, give us our dues, so that we can give 10-10 thousand rupees to every woman.

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News India Live, Digital Desk: Once again the fight between ‘rights’ and ‘accounts’ has intensified in the politics of Jharkhand. If you are from Jharkhand, then you would know that Hemant Soren’s government has been in a very active mood regarding women for some time now. After the success of ‘Maiyan Samman Yojana’, the state government has now taken a step forward and placed a huge demand before the Central Government.

This time the issue is not just about politics, but about the pockets of half the population of the state i.e. women.

After all, what is this issue of Rs 10,000?

The minister of Hemant government has simply told the central government – “Brother, you should also worry about the women of the country.” It is reported that a senior minister of Jharkhand government has raised the demand that in the upcoming budget, the central government should make such a provision that in the account of every poor woman of Jharkhand, Rs 10,000 Be sent annually or as a fixed financial assistance.

His argument is very clear—the state government is doing as much as it can with its limited resources, but now it is the Centre’s turn.

The old ‘cry’ of coal money

There is another big story behind this demand – Jharkhand’s Rs 1.36 lakh croreThe state government has been accusing the Center for a long time that lakhs of crores of rupees of mining and coal royalty are stuck with the Centre, The minister says that if the central government returns this outstanding money, then Jharkhand will not need to lend its hand to anyone, With this money they themselves will empower women,

In simple words, the Jharkhand government says – “This is not begging, it is our right. Give us back our money, so that we can help our mothers and sisters.”

Why did the political temperature rise?

The upcoming Union Budget is about to come. Making such a demand at such a time is being considered a well-thought-out strategy. If the central government does not pay attention to this demand, then Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) will make it a big issue among the public that “See, Delhiites do not want to help you.” And if something is achieved, it is the public who will benefit.

What should the general public expect?

Right now it is just a ‘demand’. Will the central government look into this? It is difficult to say. But it is certain that the tussle between Delhi and Ranchi regarding the women of Jharkhand is going to increase. People are discussing a lot about this on social media. Some are calling it a “masterstroke”, while others are calling it “pressure politics.”

Well, whatever the outcome, it is good to see that at least ‘women’ and their ‘economic development’ are now at the center of discussion. Whatever further update comes, we will be the first to tell you.