Jagan launches Jagananna Suraksha, says will provide welfare schemes to all eligible

CM YS Jagan formally launched the 'Jagananna Suraksha' program at his camp office in Tadepalli on Friday a program launched to identify the eligible beneficiaries whose names were not enrolled in the welfare schemes list and extend the financial assistance.

Speaking on the occasion, government schemes and government services should be available to all deserving people and hence we have brought Jagananna Suraksha to do good to the rest of the beneficiaries who were not enrolled for various reasons. On this occasion, he made it clear that those who are left behind due to minor reasons will be provided with various welfare schemes.

Accusing that there were protests for ration cards in the past governments, YS Jagan said that the YSRCP government is a pro-people government that will always look for the welfare and development of the poor. He said that they have spent Rs. 2.16 lakh crore through DBT providing financial assistance under various schemes.

In continuation of the 'Jaganannaki Chebudam' program for a month in 15,004 village and ward secretariats across the state, the Jagananna Suraksha program will be held by organising the camps in every secretariat. A 1902 helpdesk has also been set up for this purpose to file grievances.