Overwhelming Gratitude for the Spontaneous Participation of Women! An Unprecedented Expression of Support for the Scheme

Nagpur : Women from the district responded overwhelmingly to the phase two distribution ceremony of the Chief Minister Majhi Ladki Bahin Yojana, held at Reshimbag Maidan. They participated not only as beneficiaries but also expressed their heartfelt gratitude and enthusiasm for the scheme.

Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar, and other dignitaries received a warm welcome from the women. More than 50,000 women greeted the Chief Minister and dignitaries, with each dome at the grand venue receiving the visitors. The spontaneous faith and gratitude shown by the women towards the scheme were evident throughout the event.

Women from all talukas, including those from the most remote areas of Ramtek taluka on the Madhya Pradesh border, were in significant attendance. The transport arrangements and security measures organized to bring the women from each taluka were commendable. Additional provisions were made in each vehicle to ensure the women did not experience any health issues during their journey.

Vaishali Samant Engages the ‘Sisters’ with Music

The enthusiasm of the participants was visible from eleven o’clock in the morning. There were no complaints or grievances! Singer Vaishali Samant performed various heartfelt and traditional songs, engaging the sisters with her music. She also captivated the audience with a patriotic song, winning their hearts.

Over 50,000 Women in Attendance

For the ceremony, six large domes were erected across the entire Reshimbag grounds. Women were seated in each dome according to their village and ward to ensure smooth air circulation and safety for all attendees. While about 50,000 women were present in the main hall, thousands more arrived at the venue. They were promptly accommodated in the Suresh Bhat Hall and two additional halls, where the main event was broadcasted live.

During interactions with the women, it was highlighted that this scheme is crucial for raising the economic status of families and supporting children’s education. The monthly allowance of ₹1,500 is particularly beneficial for lower-middle-class families.

As the Chief Minister reassured the participants that this scheme would not be discontinued under any circumstances, the women left the ceremony feeling reassured and satisfied.