Shri Ganga Nagar. Ganganagar MLA Mr. Rajkumar Gaur said citizens should use dearness relief camps run by the state government. The person eligible for the scheme must take advantage of that scheme. For this, go to the camp and get registered.
  Mr. Gaur was speaking on Wednesday at a camp organized for the citizens of Ward No. 3, 4, and 5 at Ramnagar Temple in Bharatnagar. He said that even if any citizen has a severe illness, there is a provision of up to Rs 25 lakh under the Chief Minister Chiranjeevi Health Insurance Scheme. In case of accidental death of the head of the family, provision has been made to give an amount of Rs 10 lakh under the Chief Minister Chiranjeevi Accidental Insurance Scheme. He said that the government had provided relief due to the high price of LPG. Eligible families will be given LPG gas cylinders for Rs.500. Annapurna kits will also be given to the registered citizens.
  Mr. Gaur said that the government had increased the pension, which was Rs.500 or Rs.750, to Rs.1000 per month. He said that with the government's organized registration camps, every family would benefit from Rs.5 to 6 thousand per month. In domestic electricity connections, instead of 50 units subsidy, now 100 units will be given. Urban NREGA scheme has been started to employ the citizens in the city, in which 125 days of employment will be provided. With this scheme and making the cities clean, painting works are being done.
  The government has also started the Chief Minister Kamdhenu Bima Yojana to give relief to the cattle rearers, in which a provision has been made for assistance in case of the animal's death. During Kovid-19, the children of the affected families have also been taken total care of by the government.
SDM Mr. Manoj Kumar Meena, Municipal Council Commissioner Mr. Vishwas Godara, Mr. Prem Nayak, and other dignitaries were present.