Bhubaneswar: More than 39,000 families who meet the requirements of a weaker socio-economic section in this country have not received a house under the Pradhan Mantri Beware of Yojana-Gramin (PMAY-G), a written reply by the Union Minister for Rural Development, Niranjan Jyoti, at Lok Sabha shows.
In return for demand by Bargarh MP Suresh Pujari, Jyoti told parliament from 41.72 lakh households listed in the Socio Economic and Caste Census (SECC) 2011 list in Odisha, 18.75 lakh verified as qualifying under PMAY-G Like on December 16.
The state has not provided home sanctions to 39,180 temporary beneficiaries of 1,99,882 houses of sanctions unfinished from the 18.75 lakh beneficiary available through SCC 2011.
The country has sanctioned 18.36 lakh.
From here, 16.75 lakh houses were finished.
The Union Minister said there was a target to build a 2.95 crore house under PMAY-G in the country to achieve housing goals for all in rural areas.
Beneficiaries have been identified based on housing destroyer parameters prescribed in the Social Economic Caste Census (SECC) -2011.
After verification because of the gram of Sabha and the completion of the Appellate Gram Pan Panchayat-wise process, the permanent waiting list (PWL) is prepared.
The list of household priorities produced automatically from SCC, the 2011 database is provided for the region of the country / Union (UTS) to meet the Sabha gram meeting to complete PWL.
On December 16, a total of 2.15 household crore has been identified and included in the PWL from SCC, 2011 in this country.
The allotment of the house under PMAY-G has become the main bone of conflict between BJP and BJD in Odisha.
BJP has accused BJD distributing homes with superior schemes with consideration of beneficiaries in partylines.
BJD has suppressed additional home allocations through special considerations for people affected by typhoons and tribes.
A team of MPS BJD on Monday held a meeting with the Minister of Rural Development Union Giriraj Singh in Krishi Bhawan in New Delhi to suppress more houses under PMAY-g.
Odisha: ’39, 000 from the backward class has not received the PMAY-G ‘house’
