Vasundhara Raje to kick-off farm loan waiver scheme from Banswara

Chief minister Vasundhara Raje will kick-off the farm loan waiver scheme, the biggest sop in poll year, from Banswara on Thursday. 

Raje conducted Jan Samwad programme in the tribal district on Wednesday and spelled out the development works that were executed for the tribal by her government.

Raje claimed that her government did planned development works in the tribal areas and its Bhamasha Health Insurance Scheme is a pioneer in the country. 

“To promote birth of girl child we had initiated Raj Shri Scheme and for free medical and health scheme Bhamashah Scheme was launched. Bhamashah is the country’s first scheme in the health sector availing which the tribal are getting treatment in the private hospitals of which they could have never thought of,” Raje told the locals attending the Samwad programme at Banswara’s Gadi Assembly constituency.

The CM held dialogues with the locals and took feedback on government schemes. A report card was also presented by the CM to the locals. She claimed that her government spent Rs 6500 crore in Banswara district in four years, of which Rs1100 crore alone was allocated to the development works in Gadi area. 

She announced Rs1 crore for Baloda Drinking Water Project which was demand raised by the locals.

Raje on Thursday will distribute loan waiver certificates to the farmers. This loan waiver would cost the exchequer Rs 8,000 crore. The scheme is expected to benefit more than 28 lakh farmers in the state. The first camp will be held in Banswara where Raje will give away the certificates to beneficiary farmers. There are more than 1  lakh farmers in Banswara.