Implementing PM-KISAN scheme in Bengal shows BJP’s commitment for ‘Sonar Bangla’: JP Nadda

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Implementing PM-KISAN scheme in Bengal shows BJP’s commitment for ‘Sonar Bangla’: JP Nadda.

 

 

The nationwide President of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), JP Nadda, on Friday mentioned that the cash transferred to the farmers of West Bengal below the PM Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana (PM-KISAN) is a sworn statement to the get together’s commitment to show the state into ‘Sonar Bangla’.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday launched the eighth installment of monetary advantages below the PM-KISAN scheme for the eligible farmers. Under this scheme, all small and marginal farmers stand up to Rs 6,000 per yr as minimal revenue help.

“Today on the occasion of Akshaya Tritiya, the Prime Minister released more than Rs 20,000 crore under the PM Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana, which will directly go into the bank accounts of around 10 crore farmers across the country. I heartily thank the Prime Minister for this timely and important initiative for our farmers,” Nadda mentioned.

“It is a matter of great joy and relief that for the first time, the farmers of West Bengal are also getting money under the PM-KISAN scheme. This step is also a testimony to our commitment towards the people of West Bengal and to make the state ‘Sonar Bangla’. For this the entire BJP and the people of West Bengal would like to thank the Prime Minister.”

The BJP chief mentioned that the Central authorities below the management of Narendra Modi is persistently working for the welfare and well-being of the farmers by implementing numerous welfare schemes and programmes for them.

Nadda additionally identified that the Narendra Modi-led authorities is offering reduction and help to all sections of the society by launching numerous initiatives and schemes through the pandemic, which embrace free Covid vaccination drive, free ration distribution, monetary help to the farmers and free medical assist.

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