The eighth installment of PM Kisan Samman Nidhi is going to be in the accounts of more than 11 crore farmers very soon. The harvesting and harvesting of wheat is at its peak, farmers are eagerly waiting for this 2000 rupees installment. The government has given 7 installments so far and the eighth installment will start coming from this month, but millions of farmers are taking Rs 6000 annually from the Kendra government by making a dent in the system of this scheme.
Recently, in an RTI, it was revealed that the number of such unqualified farmers committing frauds are more in Punjab, Assam, Maharashtra, Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh. The government is also recovering from such farmers. If you are taking the installment of PM farmer, then first know whether you are eligible for it or not. Before the government collects the amount given to you, you should be careful.
More than half (55.58%) of the disqualified beneficiaries are income tax payers. The remaining 44.41 percent are farmers who do not meet the qualification of the scheme. The process of recovering the amount paid to such ineligible beneficiaries has started. Legal action can also be taken if wrongful withdrawal is not made.
Who are the unqualified beneficiaries of Kisan Samman Nidhi
Many farmers do not know that if someone in their family pays tax, then they will not get the benefit of this scheme. Family means husband and wife and minor child. That is, if one of the husband or wife has filed income tax last year, then he will not get the benefit of this scheme. Let’s know and which people will not get the benefit of this scheme …
People who are using agricultural land for other purposes instead of agricultural work. Many farmers do farming work on the fields of others, but do not own the farm. Such farmers cannot avail this scheme.
If a farmer is doing farming, but the field is not in his name, then he will not get the benefit of this scheme. Even if the farm is named after his father or grandfather, he cannot avail of the scheme.
If someone owns agricultural land, but is a government employee or has retired, the current or former MP, MLA, Minister does not get the benefit of PM Kisan Yojana. Professional registered doctors, engineers, lawyers, chartered accountants or even their family members do not get the benefit of this scheme.
If a person owns a farm, but gets a pension of more than Rs 10,000 a month, he cannot be a beneficiary of the scheme. At the same time, families paying income tax will also not get the benefit of this scheme.
