Door-to-door ration supply: Jagan's freebies with Charges!!

Why give freebies to whom? When something is given for free but at a discount, it is also calculated how much benefit is due to it. Our governments do not seem to pay much attention to such matters. Complaints are often heard from the mouths of tax payers. There are many criticisms on the schemes implemented by the governments. One such thing is door delivery of rice to the poor.

It is known that the ap government is implementing a method of delivering the rice required to eat at home with beautiful packaging if you go to the hospital for treatment when you are sick. There are many criticisms on the way of spending large amounts of public money for this purpose. The government is not aware of these and is focusing on implementing what it has planned.

At a time like this, the question raised by the ap high court is not only interesting. It is heard that it is shocking to the government. Recently, in the name of a merger of schools in ap, students have had to walk three to four kilometers to study. In contrast to that, the situation is that the goods are being delivered to the homes with the vehicles of the cheap shops. The ap high court referred to this contradiction.

What is the rationale for home delivery with vehicles and not cheap shops? Are there poor people who can't spare half an hour to buy goods from a cheap shop a kilometer away when they can? She asked.

The use of public money for door-to-door delivery through vehicles has gone wrong compared to the commission given to the ration dealer. Instead of wasting public money like this, can we provide more goods to the poor with that money? She asked. Have you taken permission for door-to-door ration supply from the central government, which is funding the running of cheap shops? She asked.

She made these key comments during the hearing in the high court on the lawsuit filed by the ap Cheap Price Shopkeepers Welfare Association challenging the scheme of home delivery of goods through vehicles. And.. we have to see what kind of answers the ap government will give to this.