He said that where the previous government also launched schemes, this government is working.
People are not giving anything else just as a right. He said that the government has removed the problems of the heavy legacy of the previous government by removing the burden on the public sector banks.
Sitharaman said that the banks are doing good business now and we have invested Rs 3.36 lakh crore to assure them of placing some orders. “We ensure that those who have cheated and gone banks are constantly chased and their properties are auctioned and money is given back to the banks and this is happening continuously,” the FM said. .
‘Ensure money reaches the poor’
On issues of benefit to citizens, the Finance Minister said, every Indian citizen has the right to access basic facilities regardless.
The Finance Minister said that it was only in the time of Prime Minister Narendra Modi that the principle of Antyodaya was taken very seriously.
“Give respect to the poor, but also give them the coverage they need to empower themselves,” he said while releasing the 100th edition of the monthly analysis of the economic cell of BJP4 Karnataka in Bengaluru.
Citing January’s example, the finance minister said, “Our approach is one of empowerment through empowerment rather than saturation of existing schemes.” Dhan Yojana,
The center first ensured that everyone got a bank account and got financially involved and then after the Aadhaar validation of these accounts, the direct benefit transfer started.
Therefore, the Center ensured that it saves money and without leakage, it reaches the poor, he said.
plans like she said Ayushman Bharat And PM Awas Yojana gave that respect to the people where they can get basic facility like healthcare without filling any papers.