Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde said that the Chief Minister Majhi Ladki Bahin Yojana scheme has been extended till September 30 and said that no one can stop this scheme. Addressing the Chief Minister Majhi Ladki Bahin Yojana Abhiyan program, CM Shinde targeted the opposition and said that they forgot their promises after the elections. My Ladli sisters, this enthusiasm proves that our scheme has been successful, I am happy about this. The deadline of our scheme for Ladli sisters has been extended till September 30. Those who have not received money in their accounts will get another chance. No one can stop this scheme, but some people tried to obstruct this scheme, but could not succeed.
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CM Shinde said that people who live with a silver spoon, surrounded by wealth, will not understand the value of this Rs 1500. Its real value is known to my poor mothers and sisters. I am also a farmer’s son and I have seen difficulties. He further said that when his government makes a commitment, he does not even listen to himself. Under the Mahayuti government’s flagship scheme for women in Maharashtra ‘Mukhyamantri Majhi Ladki Bahin Yojana’, currently Rs 1,500 is given per month. Shinde said that we started the Ladki Bahin Yojana, under which Rs 1,500 is being given every month to eligible women. If you increase our strength, we will increase the monthly amount to Rs 2,000. If you give a bigger mandate, we will increase it to Rs 3,000. We will not hesitate to increase this amount.
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Shinde said that these people and their leaders used to say during elections that money will start coming into your accounts, but as soon as the elections were over, they forgot their promises. It seemed as if there was a ‘printing mistake’. But we fulfilled the promises we made. When we make a promise, we don’t even listen to ourselves. CM Shinde said, Balasaheb also used to say, ‘Either don’t make promises, but if you do, then fulfill them at any cost. The Maharashtra CM said that he wants to see women becoming millionaires.
