Rs 87 Lakh Grihalakshmi Funds Deposited in Deceased Persons’ Accounts

Madikeri, Sep. 4: The Grihalakshmi scheme, which is one of the guarantee schemes of the state Congress government, which provides Rs 2,000 thousand per month to the householder, has completed three years in August. But now an incident has come to light in which money was deposited in the accounts of Grihalakshmi beneficiaries even after their death. 2,736 Grihalakshmi beneficiaries have died in Kodagu district. Out of these, money was deposited in the accounts of 865 beneficiaries even after their death. Rs 87 lakh 98 thousand was deposited in the accounts of 865 beneficiaries who died in the district in 4,399 installments.

Rs 117 crore has been deposited in the bank accounts of deceased beneficiaries in the state.

Rs 4.25 lakh recovered

The government is recovering the money deposited in the accounts of Grihalakshmi scheme beneficiaries after their deaths.

Out of the Rs 117 crore deposited in the accounts, only Rs 30 crore has been recovered so far. In Kodagu district, only Rs 4.25 lakh has been recovered from the accounts of deceased beneficiaries. Another Rs 83 lakh is yet to be recovered.

The process of recovering the money from the accounts of deceased beneficiaries is underway.

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