Karnataka Govt to Reissue BPL Cards Amid Controversy
Karnataka Deputy CM D K Shivakumar promises to reissue BPL cards to eligible but mistakenly cancelled families. The decision follows criticism over 22.6 lakh deemed ineligible, alleged by the BJP. The state government aims to rectify errors through physical verifications and home visits by the Guarantee Implementation Committee.
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Karnataka's Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar addressed the recent controversy surrounding BPL card cancellations on Wednesday, pledging to reissue the cards for those wrongly deemed ineligible.
The issue has sparked political backlash, with 22.6 lakh BPL cardholders found ineligible, prompting accusations from the BJP of mismanagement by the Congress government.
Shivakumar assured that the state's actions follow central eligibility standards and committed to rectifying any mistakes through comprehensive reviews, physical verifications, and oversight by the Guarantee Implementation Committee.
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