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Delhi Government Initiative: 4 kg wheat and 1 kg rice is available in Delhi without ration card

Delhi Government Initiative: 4 kg wheat and 1 kg rice is being given by the Delhi government without ration card.



Delhi Government Initiative: 4 kg wheat and 1 kg rice are being provided free of cost by the Delhi government to those people who do not have ration cards in Delhi. Under this scheme, 4 kg wheat and 1 kg rice are being given on one Aadhar card.

Delhi Environment Minister Gopal Rai on Tuesday inspected Mohalla Clinic in Balbir Nagar and dry ration distribution center at Babarpur School. Gopal Rai took stock of the problems being faced by the people. After this, instructions were also given to solve the problems immediately. Ration distribution is going on at many places inside Delhi.

Gopal Rai, while inspecting the dry ration distribution center, said that even those people who do not have ration cards inside Delhi are being given 4 kg of wheat and 1 kg of rice. 4 kg wheat and 1 kg rice is being given on one Aadhar card.

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At the same time, after inspecting the Mohalla Clinic, Rai said that Mohalla Clinics have come to Balbir Nagar and Babarpur for inspection of ration distribution. Due to Kovid-19 in Mohalla Clinic, outdoor patients have problem of sunlight. In such a situation, soon arrangements will be made to avoid the sun here. Apart from this, some information has also been given by the doctor of Mohalla Clinic regarding medicines. That too will be resolved soon.

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