Title: Government to Impose Penalties on Misuse of Ration Cards

Introduction:
The free ration service initiated by the central and state governments for the poor may soon come to an end. This is because the benefits of this scheme are being availed by individuals belonging to higher-income groups rather than the intended beneficiaries. In order to rectify this issue, the government has introduced new rules, under which only those individuals falling below the poverty line will be eligible for a ration card. Severe actions will be taken against those who misuse their ration cards, including a penalty of INR 27 per kilogram of wheat. Additionally, there have been significant changes made to the rules for obtaining a ration card, even for government employees. Failure to adhere to these rules may result in imprisonment.

Subheadings:
1. The Consequences of Not Meeting the Poverty Line Criteria for Ration Card Holders
2. Surrendering Ration Cards Despite Having Access to Basic Amenities at Home
3. Eligibility Criteria for Ration Card Applicants
4. The Beginning of Free Ration Distribution During the COVID-19 Pandemic
5. The Government’s Efforts to Exclude Ineligible Individuals from the Scheme
6. Surrendering Ration Cards: A Final Opportunity Provided by the Government
7. Penalties and Recovery for Misusing Ration Cards
8. Ration Card Application: Ineligibility Criteria
9. Not Eligible for Free Ration? The Penalties and Charges Imposed
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Serving "जहाँ Indian वहाँ India" Since 2014. I Started News Desk in Early Days of India Internet Revolution and 4G. I write About India for Indians.

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