CM embarks on ‘relief from inflation mission’ from today

Jaipur: Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot will on Monday inaugurate inflation relief camps, to be organised in the state from April 24 to June 20 with an aim to provide relief to people from rising prices. Gehlot will launch the camp at Mahapura village panchayat of Sanganer in Jaipur. In the state, 2,000 permanent inflation relief camps will be set up by the district administration at government offices and public places.

“The main objective of these camps is to empower the common people by giving them complete information about their rights, schemes and their eligibility. The general public and the deprived sections will be provided relief from inflation by connecting them with the public welfare schemes of the state government,” said Gehlot in a statement.

He said that the common people will get the benefit of 10 public welfare schemes in the camps, which will provide relief from the rising inflation. Registration has been made mandatory in the camps to join the 10 public welfare schemes run by the state government. For the convenience of the common people, a person from any district can register in the camps of other districts also through the Rajasthan government’s Jan Aadhar card, he said.