The poll body has said that identifying beneficiaries would be a violation of the model code of conduct, which is in force in Delhi. The capital goes to polls on December 4 to elect its 70-member assembly.
Delhi chief minister Sheila Dikshit had claimed that her government will provide benefits under the scheme to 73.5 lakh people. Under the scheme, two-third population of the country will have the right to get 5 kg foodgrains every month at highly subsidised rates. While per kg price of rice will be Rs 3, wheat and coarse cereals will be given at Rs 2 and Rs 1 per kg respectively. Congress president Sonia Gandhi had rolled out the ambitious and "game changer" scheme in three states of Delhi, Haryana and Uttarakhand on August 20. Delhi aims to include 32 lakh people belonging to 5.10 lakh families in the scheme in the first phase covering all BPL families, above poverty line card holders and jhuggi ration card holders besides beneficiaries under Antodaya Anna Yojna ( AAY).
The city government has also decided to include homeless people, daily wage-earners, rag-pickers, people living in resettlement colonies and slum clusters in the first phase of implementation of the scheme.
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