Lucknow: The government has sounded alarm on the ideals in the physical verification of farmers in the PM PM scheme of Kisan Samman Nidhi, requiring an annual financial assistance of Rs 6,000 for 2.81 small and marginal farmers respectively.
In a media that was said with very many words to the district judge on Wednesday, the Head of the Secretary of the RK Tewari said, “wrong” the physical verification of beneficiaries has resulted in many farmers shown “die or not meet the requirements” to receive the benefits of The scheme, which was marked by PM Narendra Modi in February 2019 from Gorakhpur, political backyard CM Yogi Adityanath.
“These farmers now register complaints with the state government,” said Tewari in the letter, which, significantly, has also been marked by agricultural unions and the Ministry of Farmers’ welfare.
Tewari said, 5% of physical verification of beneficiaries was carried out in the wrong way in 2019-20.
This doubled at 2020-21, when the physical verification of 10% of the beneficiaries turned out to be wrong.
The letter, however, did not disclose the total number of farmers seized from the benefits of the scheme.
The main secretary, which is not surprising, has asked DM to improve responsibility for officials responsible for the irregularity, in addition to starting actions against them.
The development assumes the significance in the background of the BJP ruler who faces opposition anger on the ongoing farmer protest against new agricultural laws.
“The Lakhimpur incident that allegedly involved the Minister of World Department Department of Junior Ajay Mishra had turned into a critical point of a raging controversy.
Tewari further noted the state government has also received complaints from various districts about farmers’ complaints that are not taken” qualitative “- good online And offline – which is a “cause of great concern”.
He said, farmers approached the state government about the integrated complaints (IGR) repetition system, a portal aimed to ensure the transparency and accountability of the government department or through other means at the level of government as high as possible.
According to the mechanism determined by the state government, the district level committee under the leadership of the DMS must eat complaints relating to farmers, who seek financial assistance under the scheme.
Repeating the State Government’s instructions, Tewari directing the complaint complaints committee in Berbag AI districts must work “active” and discard complaints online on “basic on time”.
He directed DM to review the disposal of farmers’ complaints on duty, in addition to carrying out random examinations to ensure training is being carried out by “satisfying and qualitative”.
Also, he said, the complaints rejection committee must also be activated for offline complaints and control spaces arranged for that purpose.