Gig workers welfare board
Bharatiya Janata Party · Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly Election 2023
Last updated 11 Jul 2026
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Original manifesto wording
“गिग वर्कर्स कल्याण बोर्ड की स्थापना गिग वर्कर्स के कल्याण एवं अधिकारों की देखरेख”
Our Assessment
The manifesto promised a Gig Workers Welfare Board to oversee welfare and rights of gig workers. Approved-source evidence shows national movement on gig-worker social security, including central measures for platform-worker registration on e-Shram, identity cards and proposed health-care benefits. PRS records that some states have drafted or enacted separate gig and platform worker frameworks with welfare boards, showing what a fulfilment mechanism would look like. However, no approved-source evidence was found that Madhya Pradesh has established a state Gig Workers Welfare Board, notified a state law or created a dedicated welfare fund for gig workers. The verdict is pending because the promise is not yet evidenced but the term is still underway. Budget: no MP-specific allocation, welfare fund or utilisation evidence for a gig-workers board was found in this pass.
Sources & Evidence
Draft Telangana Gig and Platform Workers Bill, PRS
Social Security for Online Platform Gig Workers, Lok Sabha question annexure
BJP Madhya Pradesh Vision Document 2023
Social Security Boost for India gig workers, PIB
Promise Timeline
No approved-source evidence was found for an MP-specific Gig Workers Welfare Board notification or fund.
View sourceCentral government note described social-security measures for gig workers, but not an MP board.
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