Ahmedabad: The Gujarat government has told the Supreme Court that they have received 22,557 applications for Ex Gratia from their died relatives because of Covid-19 in the state, where he has sanction payments at 16,175 cases.
Official Covid victims in Gujarat, as stated by the government, reached 10,099 until Monday and reports submitted to SC showed that 6,076 “additional or additional claims” had been added, making the latest Gujarat status to increase a significant amount.
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Most states report compensation payments to the court in accordance with the direction of SC which widened the feasibility even to include a suicide case among Covid sufferers.
Death because of any reason while someone suffers from covid or in one month the disease contract must be counted as “Covid death”.
In a written statement submitted in the APEX court on December 9, in response to the litigation submitted by Gaurav Bansal about the disbursement of RS 50,000 compensation in the case of Covid’s death, Gujarat Help Commissioner, “said that until now, 22,557 applications have been accepted for ex payments Gratia, from where the sanctions command has been passed for 16,175 cases.
Then it was handed over that from 16,175 cases that had been approved, DBT (direct benefit transfer) had been made for 14,215 cases.
“In the past, the former Minister of Chief Vijay Rupani had refused claims about Covid death reporting.
“The method of recording Covid death has been determined by ICMR and all countries, including Gujarat, following it.
Other countries also do not record death of commorbid patients as fatality of Covid,” said Kantani.
Covid compensation issues have been debated in the state when experts believe that the actual number of people who surrendered to viral attacks could be much higher, which is expected to produce higher claims for ex gratia equal to rs 50,000.
With the Gujarat government proposed that he broadly provided publicity in the ex-gratia disbursement scheme with SC direction, the number of claims tended to increase further.
The Government Gujarat said that it had begun to broadcast advertisements in this on radio all India and will soon air this information on FM radio and publish advertisements in local Dailies, said Pranjal Kishore.
He appeared for Petitioner Amit Panchal, who questioned Gujarat government notifications about Covid-19 Death Ex Gratia, claiming that it was not in accordance with the SC guidelines.
In the direction of SC, the state government has launched a portal where relatives of victims Covid-19 can apply for an online application.
“The link to the online portal has been provided on several government websites of all district collectorate, as well as VCES (village computer entrepreneurs) from the center-e-gram at the village level,” read written.
The state government also added that on December 4, he had told the court that he had received 12,718 applications and from them, 7,145 claims of sanctions and payments made at 6,515 cases.
SC has asked all state governments to pay Ex Gratia in cases where RT-PCR tests are found positively and the patient’s death has occurred within 30 days after testing.
When the Gujarat government’s notification introduces more criteria for SC guidelines, SC falls a lot on the state government and notice must be modified and simplified on three occasions.
SC has posted a further audience about this problem on Wednesday.