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Goa to provide 3 free LPG cylinders to citizens annually, beneficiaries to get Rs 3,000 under scheme

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Panaji, Sept 3 (PTI) Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant on Thursday announced that the state government will provide three LPG cylinders free of cost annually to beneficiaries in the state by crediting Rs 3,000 every year into their bank accounts from September 9.

He said that forms to avail the benefit of this scheme will be made available at panchayats and with MLAs from September 5.

Addressing an event in Panaji, the CM said the scheme was part of the promise made by him during the 2022 state assembly elections, in which he had assured to provide three free LPG cylinders to people.

“From September 9, beneficiaries will start getting Rs 3,000 annually into their bank accounts. The financial assistance would enable eligible beneficiaries to meet the cost of three LPG cylinders under the scheme,” he said.

Those residents of Goa who fill up the forms and submit the required documents will start receiving the amount into their bank accounts, he added.

Beneficiaries will have to submit copies of their bank passbook, Aadhaar card and voter identity card to avail the benefit, Sawant said. PTI RPS NP

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