Bhubaneswar: BJD on Thursday accused the treatment of stepmothers to Odisha in the allocation of Pradhan Mantri Beware of Yojana-Gramin (PMAY-G) over the past three years.
Increasing the problem in Rajya Sabha for several hours, BJD members Sasmit Patraik, Amar Patnaik and Sujeet Kumar said the center had not opened the Awaas Plus Portal window (to include the details of the beneficiaries who qualified) even though there was a major request by Minister of Naveen.
BJD members also accused that more than 6 beneficiaries who met the Lakh requirements, which mainly became tribes from the West, South and Craft-Balangir-Balangir-Balangir (KBK), were being seized from Pucca’s house under PMAY-G because of the central decision not to do it Open the portal.
The center on January 13 has opened a portal for Karnataka to add 25 lakh houses.
“But the same demand made by Odisha is not considered by the center,” Patra said, while demanding that the portal be opened to add data recipients who have been abandoned.
Said tribal people were being influenced by tribal people.
Disclaimer to add home 6.65 lakh on the Awaas Plus portal.
In his speech, Kumar urged the center to show non-partisan attitudes.
“What they have done for Karnataka, a similar step must also be taken for Odisha and the Awaas Plus portal must be opened,” Kumar said.
BJD has also raised this problem, among others when hanging out with Patra said the spirit of federalism is being reduced by the center that allows one country while depriving a house allocation under PMAY.
While BJD parliamentarians have met with the Minister of Development of Giriraj Singh, the State of Pancayati Raj Pratap Jena recently wrote a letter to Singh’s problem.
BJD accused the central neglect in PMAY-G allocation
