Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal has written a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi requesting him to extend the free ration scheme of the central government for six months. In fact, the Delhi government on Saturday announced to extend its free ration scheme for six months. Along with this, Kejriwal wrote a letter to the PM and appealed to extend the period of the Center’s free ration scheme.
CM Arvind Kejriwal wrote in the letter.
Arvind Kejriwal wrote in the letter, “During the Corona period. The Central Government had given equal free ration to every ration card holder across the country in addition to the ration received every month. Made it free of cost. These steps of the Central Government and the Delhi Government brought a lot of relief to the poor during the Corona period. These schemes of both the governments are ending in November.
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Kejriwal further wrote in the letter. The central government has announced that this scheme will not be carried forward after November. There is back-breaking inflation in the country at this time. A common man is finding it difficult to get bread for two times. Corona period.” Many people have lost their jobs. They have no means of earning.
Arvind Kejriwal wrote, In such a situation. I request you that the Central Government should extend this scheme of giving additional free ration to the people for six months. The Delhi government plans to give free ration to the people every month for six months. increasing for.
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