Arvind Kejriwal's government in delhi has announced to give Rs 1000 to women in the budget. Finance minister Atishi in Kejriwal's government, in her first budget speech on monday (March 4), announced to provide assistance to women under 'Mukhyamantri Mahila Samman Yojana'.

According to this scheme of the government, an amount of Rs 1000 will be given every month to all women above 18 years of age from the financial year 2024-25. About 45 lakh women will get the benefit of this scheme. According to this, approximately Rs 450 crore per month will be spent on the scheme. delhi Chief minister arvind kejriwal linked this scheme to women empowerment during a press conference. He said that there are approximately 65 lakh women voters. If we exclude government employees, tax payer women and pensioners, there will be approximately 45 lakh women who will get the benefit of 'Mukhyamantri Mahila Samman Yojana'.

Which women will get the benefit and which will not?

According to delhi government, not all women will be able to take advantage of this scheme. women drawing pension from the government will not get its benefit. Along with this, women who are in government jobs or pay income tax will also not get the benefit of this scheme. According to the rules, only women living in delhi will be able to avail the benefits of this scheme. To avail the benefits of the scheme, women should be above 18 years of age. She will also have to give a self-declaration that she is not availing any government pension or does not pay income tax.

We believe in Ramrajya-Kejriwal

Why do you have to describe your budget as having the concept of Ramrajya? On this rider, arvind kejriwal said that we believe in Ramrajya. Even before this, manish Sisodia ji has mentioned the concept of Ramrajya many times. Let us tell you that while presenting the budget of Delhi's kejriwal government, Finance minister Atishi mentioned ram Rajya. He said that his government is engaged in realizing the dream of ram Rajya. The picture of schools and hospitals in delhi has completely changed.