Ladli Behna Yojana 41st installment: If the 41st installment of the Ladli Behna Yojana has not yet been credited to your bank account, don't worry. Find out what you should do immediately.

Ladli Behna 41st Instalment: October 14th brings great news for millions of women in Madhya Pradesh. The state government is releasing the 41st installment of the "Chief Minister Ladli Behna Yojana" today. Chief Minister Mohan Yadav will transfer ₹1,500 to the bank accounts of approximately 1.25 crore women through an online program from Guruwahi village in Umaria district. If you are also a member of this scheme, this news is very useful for you. Many times, despite being on the list, money doesn't reach women's bank accounts. If this has happened to you and your installment is stuck, there's no need to worry. Learn what you should do immediately if the money doesn't arrive...

Activate DBT in your bank account

If money hasn't arrived in your account, the most likely reason is that DBT has been disabled. The government sends funds for any government scheme through Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT). You should immediately visit your bank branch and ask the manager if DBT is active in your account. If it is disabled, obtain a form from the bank and activate it immediately.

Link your account with your Aadhaar card

Ladli Behna Yojana funds are only credited to accounts that are fully linked to their Aadhaar card. Many times, women open a new account but forget to link it to Aadhaar. Therefore, take a photocopy of your passbook and Aadhaar card to the bank and confirm that your account is linked to your Aadhaar card.

Update e-KYC on the Samagra Portal

To avail the benefits of government schemes in Madhya Pradesh, updating your Samagra ID is crucial. If your Samagra e-KYC is not complete, your installment payment may be delayed. You can complete your e-KYC using your Aadhaar card by visiting your nearest online center or MP Online kiosk.

Check the status online on the government website

Before going to the bank, you can check on your mobile phone where the money is stuck. To do this, open the scheme's official website (cmladlibahna.mp.gov.in). Go to the "Application Status" option. Enter your registration number to check if your form has been rejected or if there are any errors on the portal.

Seek help from authorities or call a helpline

If your bank account is activated with DBT, linked to Aadhaar, and has completed e-KYC, but you still haven't received your ₹1,500, you can file a complaint at your Gram Panchayat, ward office, or the Women and Child Development Department. Alternatively, you can also call the government's official help desk number, 0755-2700800, from home to resolve your issue. Remember, don't pay any commission or money to any unknown or fraudulent agent posing as a money transfer agent.

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