Pension Scheme to the Dependents (Husband/Wife) of Identified State Agitators, Other than those Who either went to Jail for 7 Days or were Injured During the Uttarakhand State Movement, after the Death of the Agitator
The scheme provides a monthly pension of ₹4,500/- to the dependents (husband/wife) of identified state agitators, excluding those jailed for 7 days or injured during the Uttarakhand movement, who were not receiving any government pension or in government service.
About the Pension Scheme to the Dependents (Husband/Wife) of Identified State Agitators, Other than those Who either went to Jail for 7 Days or were Injured During the Uttarakhand State Movement, after the Death of the Agitator Scheme
The "Pension Scheme to the Dependents (Husband/Wife) of Identified State Agitators, Other than those Who either went to Jail for 7 Days or were Injured During the Uttarakhand State Movement" scheme is implemented by the Police Department under the Department of Home, Government of Uttarakhand. The scheme aims to provide a monthly pension to the dependents (husband/wife) of such identified state agitators who do not fall under the category of agitators jailed for 7 days or injured during the movement, and who were neither receiving agitator pension or any other government pension, nor employed in government service.
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Benefits
Pension Amount: ₹4,500/- per month
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Eligibility Criteria
- The applicant must be a resident of Uttarakhand.
- The applicant must be the dependent (husband/wife) of a deceased identified state agitator.
- The deceased agitator must not fall under the category of those who went to jail for 7 days or were injured during the Uttarakhand State Movement.
- The deceased agitator must not have been receiving agitator pension or any other pension from a government source, nor employed in government service.
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How to Apply for Pension Scheme to the Dependents (Husband/Wife) of Identified State Agitators, Other than those Who either went to Jail for 7 Days or were Injured During the Uttarakhand State Movement, after the Death of the Agitator
Application mode: Offline
- The application must be submitted to the office of the District Magistrate of the concerned district.
- The required documents must be attached with the application form, and the pension will be sanctioned only after verification by the District Magistrate.
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Exclusions
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Pension Scheme to the Dependents (Husband/Wife) of Identified State Agitators, Other than those Who either went to Jail for 7 Days or were Injured During the Uttarakhand State Movement, after the Death of the Agitator scheme?
The &quot;Pension Scheme to the Dependents (Husband/Wife) of Identified State Agitators, Other than those Who either went to Jail for 7 Days or were Injured During the Uttarakhand State Movement&quot; scheme is implemented by the Police Department under the Department of…
Who is eligible for Pension Scheme to the Dependents (Husband/Wife) of Identified State Agitators, Other than those Who either went to Jail for 7 Days or were Injured During the Uttarakhand State Movement, after the Death of the Agitator?
The applicant must be a resident of Uttarakhand. The applicant must be the dependent (husband/wife) of a deceased identified state agitator. The deceased agitator must not fall under the category of those who went to jail for 7 days or were injured during the Uttarakhand State Movement. The decease…
What benefits does Pension Scheme to the Dependents (Husband/Wife) of Identified State Agitators, Other than those Who either went to Jail for 7 Days or were Injured During the Uttarakhand State Movement, after the Death of the Agitator provide?
Pension Amount: ₹4,500/- per month <br
How can I apply for Pension Scheme to the Dependents (Husband/Wife) of Identified State Agitators, Other than those Who either went to Jail for 7 Days or were Injured During the Uttarakhand State Movement, after the Death of the Agitator?
The application must be submitted to the office of the District Magistrate of the concerned district. The required documents must be attached with the application form, and the pension will be sanctioned only after verification by the District Magistrate. <br
Source: official scheme details published on the Government of India's myScheme portal. Always verify eligibility and deadlines on the official portal before applying. Scheme rules can change.
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