PMGKAY extension with subsidised ration items
Bharatiya Janata Party · Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly Election 2023
Last updated 11 Jul 2026
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Meaningful delivery has occurred, but the stated commitment is incomplete.
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Original manifesto wording
“5 वर्षों के लिए प्रधानमंत्री गरीब कल्याण अन्न योजना का विस्तार सभी गरीब परिवारों को मुफ्त राशन एवं रियायती दर पर दाल, सरसों का तेल एवं चीनी”
Our Assessment
The manifesto promised extension of PM Garib Kalyan Anna Yojana for five years and, in Madhya Pradesh, free ration plus pulses, mustard oil and sugar at concessional rates for poor families. The central PMGKAY free-foodgrain component is clearly delivered: PIB records that free foodgrains under PMGKAY were extended for five years from 1 January 2024, and that 80.67 crore persons were receiving free foodgrains against intended coverage of 81.35 crore. However, no approved-source evidence was found that Madhya Pradesh implemented the additional pulses, mustard oil and sugar concession component promised in the state manifesto. The central free-foodgrain part is therefore credited, but the added ration-basket promise remains unverified. The verdict is partial rather than fulfilled. Budget: PIB records the approved PMGKAY framework and major foodgrain subsidy support, but no MP-specific allocation or utilisation for pulses, mustard oil and sugar was found.
Sources & Evidence
Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Anna Yojana, Department of Food and Public Distribution
BJP manifesto promised free ration and hospitals, Times of India
BJP Madhya Pradesh Vision Document 2023
Year End Review of Department of Food and Public Distribution 2024, PIB
Promise Timeline
No approved-source evidence was found for the MP-specific pulses, mustard oil and sugar component.
View sourceBJP manifesto promised PMGKAY extension and concessional pulses, mustard oil and sugar.
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