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Govt has no plans to merge Kalia with PM Kisan Yojana: Arun Sahoo

PTI
Updated: February 19th, 2020, 18:16 IST
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Bhubaneswar:  Odisha government Wednesday said it has no plan to merge the state’s Kalia scheme with the PM Kisan Yojana.

Agriculture and Farmer Empowerment minister Arun Sahoo said this while replying to a question in the Assembly.

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He said the eligible farmers will get Rs 10,000 per annum as financial assistance as announced by the state government earlier.

“Since the marginal and small farmers will get Rs 6,000 under the PM Kisan Yojana in three instalments, therefore those beneficiaries will avail another Rs 4,000 under the Kalia scheme during the year,” the minister said.

Sahoo said the government has identified as many as 45,965 ineligible beneficiaries who availed financial assistance under the Krushak Assistance for Livelihood and Income Augmentation (Kalia) scheme.

Steps are being taken to ensure that the ineligible farmers return the money they availed under Kalia scheme, he said, adding that 1,863 farmers have so far returned the cash they received in their bank accounts.

Opposition Congress and BJP raised questions on the number of beneficiaries under the Kalia scheme. They alleged that Odisha government has presented contradictory statements on the total number of beneficiaries under the Kalia scheme.

While presenting the state budget in the Assembly Tuesday, Finance Minister Niranjan Pujari informed the House that 43 lakh beneficiaries have received assistance under the scheme. A sum of Rs 3,195 crore has been allocated under the Kalia scheme for 2020-21 fiscal.

The Congress MLAs claimed that the Agriculture minister in reply to a question by party’s Kantabanji MLA Santosh Singh Saluja in the Assembly had said that the state government has provided financial assistance to 50,85,290 Kalia beneficiaries.

The Opposition members sought a clarification from the Finance minister about the discrepancy in numbers and details of the 7.85 lakh beneficiaries who have received the financial assistance.

“The government cannot explain the difference in number of beneficiaries because many people were given financial assistance more than one time and the list also included name of government servants in place of farmers,” Leader of Opposition Pradipta Kumar Naik of BJP said.

(PTI)  

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