Maharashtra government has taken a major step under Ladki Bahin Yojana, moreover authorities have closed nearly 68 lakh beneficiary accounts, additionally officials linked this action to incomplete e-KYC verification, therefore beneficiaries now face uncertainty
Why Were Accounts Closed
Meanwhile, officials explained the reason behind this decision, moreover the scheme had around 2.43 crore registered accounts, additionally nearly 68 lakh beneficiaries missed the March 31 e-KYC deadline, therefore authorities temporarily deactivated those accounts
Furthermore, active accounts have now reduced significantly, moreover the total number has dropped to around 1.75 crore, additionally this change has directly affected beneficiaries, therefore concerns have increased across the state
Government Extends Deadline
However, government has provided relief to affected beneficiaries, moreover authorities extended the e-KYC deadline, additionally beneficiaries can now complete verification until April 30, therefore they get another opportunity
Additionally, officials clarified account reactivation process, moreover those completing e-KYC within new deadline can regain benefits, additionally authorities will restore such accounts, therefore timely action becomes crucial
Why e-KYC Matters
Meanwhile, e-KYC plays an essential role in the scheme, moreover this process ensures correct beneficiary identification, additionally government uses this system to prevent misuse, therefore timely verification remains mandatory
Furthermore, authorities aim to improve transparency, moreover officials want to remove fake or inactive accounts, additionally this step strengthens system credibility, therefore genuine users receive benefits
Government Urges Immediate Action
Finally, government has urged beneficiaries to act quickly, moreover officials have appealed for immediate e-KYC completion, additionally delay may lead to continued suspension, therefore beneficiaries must update details soon
Meanwhile, anxiety remains among affected users, however extended deadline offers relief, therefore beneficiaries now hold one last chance to secure benefits
