INLD has promised to give monthly pension of Rs 7500 to the elderly and Rs 1100 honor allowance to women if the government is formed in Haryana. Along with this, many other popular promises have been made including free LPG cylinder to every family.
Amidst the Haryana Assembly elections, Indian National Lok Dal (INLD) has promised to give a monthly pension of Rs 7500 to the elderly and Rs 1100 as honor allowance to women if the government is formed. Along with this, many other popular promises have been made including free LPG cylinder to every family.
INLD’s national general secretary Abhay Singh Chautala said in an election rally on Sunday night in support of alliance candidate Nagendra Bhadana in village Dhauj of NIT 86 assembly constituency of Faridabad that if the INLD-BSP alliance government comes to power in Haryana state, the pension amount of the elderly will be increased to Rs 7500. Rs will be given per month. Apart from this, Dhauj, Pali and surrounding mountains including Sirohi-Khori will be immediately opened for mining, so that lakhs of people of Faridabad district can get employment in the mountains.
Chautala claimed that as soon as the government is formed, every family will be given a free LPG cylinder and every woman will be given a Samman Allowance of Rs 1100 per month. He said that today BJP is moving away from power and Congress is not getting closer to power. In such a situation, INLD-BSP alliance will play an important role in forming the government by winning 30-35 seats. Abhay Chautala took a dig at the Congress MLA from NIT and said that these people are not worthy of the Assembly. If there is any outgoing person in the Assembly, it is Nagendra Bhadana.
Badkhal, Faridabad has the highest number of elderly voters.
The number of elderly people is highest in Badkhal assembly constituency of Smart City Faridabad, while the least is in NIT assembly constituency. There are a total of 32,649 elderly voters in Faridabad division. His age is 80 years or more.
There is a lot of enthusiasm among the elderly voters to cast their vote. Whatever be the election, the role of elderly voters is very important. A large number of elderly voters keep an eye on election activities. For this reason, candidates also do not lag behind in wooing elderly voters. As far as the number of elderly people is concerned, the Election Commission has created different categories for them. Among these, Faridabad has the highest number of elderly people aged 85 years and above. Their total number here is 13,672. Their number is 12,691 in Palwal and 6,286 in Nuh. There are six assembly constituencies in Faridabad. Among these, Badkhal assembly constituency has the highest number of elderly voters. Their number here is 3,120. After this, the number of elderly people in Faridabad assembly constituency is 2,754, 2,299 in Prithla assembly constituency, 2,115 in Tigaon assembly constituency, 1,715 in Ballabhgarh assembly constituency and 1,669 in NIT assembly constituency.
12 and a half thousand voters in Palwal
There are three assembly constituencies each in Nuh and Palwal districts. Among these, there are more elderly voters in Palwal than in Nuh. There are 12,691 voters in Palwal. Whereas there are 6,286 elderly voters in Nuh.
37 thousand young voters in Faridabad
If we assess the elderly and first-time voters, the number of first-time voters is higher. The number of voters in the age group of 18 to 19 years in Faridabad is 37,645. Whereas the total number of elderly people in the six assemblies of Faridabad is 13,672. The total number of voters in all the six assemblies of the district is 17,94,552.
