Lucknow: In the absence of government assistance, three siblings Saumya (17), Subhi (15) and Krishna (11) must choose out of school.
Their mother of Sunita Devi has no choice but to take this step from the saving of her deceased her husband Sunit Singh, she can only manage family basic needs.
Sunit surrendered to suspected Covid-19 on April 17.
However, because the family does not have a Covid certificate or medical report to assign their claims, they fail to take advantage of government assistance for orphans.
Likewise, Shashi Pandey, the mother of two people, left broken heart after a telephone call that tells her that the application for government assistance for her children has been rejected because she failed to give a covid certificate her husband who died.
According to the district trial office, Lucknow, there are more than 2,500 orphans in the country’s capital which does not have a Covid certificate to utilize government assistance.
Speaking to Toi, DPO, Lucknow, Vikas Singh said, “On August 6, V Hekali Zhimomi, the main secretary, the development of children and nutrition, rose, issued a new order where all orphans (regardless of the cause of the death of Guardian / parents) – – From March 1, 2020 – will be eligible for government assistance.
“Applicants can contact DPO Office via WhatsApp and Phone (75180 24019) or can reach Office (Room 34B, Lucknow Collectorate) to get their questions intended and the file application below Mukhyamantri Bal Vikas Yojana is for financial assistance.
The orphans whose forms are previously rejected, also need to apply for fresh applications.
All applications will be processed and the number will be transferred within 30 days from the date of submission, “said the Vikas Singh officer.
Under the scheme of government financial assistance, orphans with COVID certificates will be given Rs 4,000 per month and also laptops / tabloids after class IX for online classes, while orphans without Covid documents will be given at Rs 2,500 per month.
Furthermore, orphaned students who have cleared intermediaries and will pursue or pursue scholars, diploma courses or students who have excelled in NEET, JEE or CLAT will receive financial benefits until they reach the age of 23 years.
Meanwhile, the DPO said, “The next Sunday the unit of tasks led by DM will make a decision about what to do for private school fees.
Orders will be issued to Dios and BSA for the same thing.
At present, all government schools have released Costs for orphans.
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Up: Sans Covid’s orphans must re-apply for help
