Ration Card New Rules: As you must be aware, there are many rules introduced by the central government every day on ration cards. Recently, the central government has constructed a few new laws regarding ration cards, under which different changes are its basis for ration distribution. Under this latest scheme, only certain categories of people are entitled to enjoy free rationing benefits. Let’s look into some details of the new rules for ration cards.
What The Purpose of Ration Card New Rules
This new rule is meant to be an answer to bringing free ration benefits to only destitute, underprivileged people who actually deserve it. You all know that even very wealthy people today manage to obtain free ration. Given these circumstances, the government has issued new rules regarding ration cards.
What are the main points in Ration Card New Rules
Please be informed that under the recent changes in rules for ration cards, only approved families are provided with free ration while others will afford it for a minimal amount. It is important to note here that the government has assigned economic parameters for providing free ration based on which it will be determined who will get free rations.
Under new rules for the ration card, ration cards belonging to such individuals, wherein all the family members’ Aadhar numbers are not connected to the ration card will automatically be void. Right now, the government has given a time extension for ration card-holders to link their ration cards with Aadhar cards, and those who have delayed linking the two must hurry to avoid cancellation of their ration card.
Under the new rule, the government would do verification of ration holders from time to time. If the girls are married and their parents are taking their ration, then the government will remove the name of those girls from the ration card.
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