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Rs 2 lakh marriage grant for daughters of martyrs

Bharatiya Janata Party · Uttarakhand Legislative Assembly Election 2022

Last updated 28 Jun 2026

We will increase the current marriage grant of ₹25,000 to ₹2 lakh for upto two daughters of a martyred soldier.

From the Bharatiya Janata Party manifestoView Manifestop.20

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The promise was to raise the marriage grant for up to two daughters of a martyred soldier from Rs 25,000 to Rs 2 lakh. Approved-source evidence shows related marriage-grant support, but not the promised Rs 2 lakh level: the Uttarakhand Soldier Welfare page lists a Rs 50,000 central marriage grant for up to two daughters of eligible ESM or widow, while the KSB Guidebook 2025 lists Uttarakhand state-level daughter marriage grant of Rs 1 lakh for a maximum of two daughters of martyrs, widows, or orphans up to JCO rank, and a separate Rs 30,000 grant through the Police and Armed Forces Sahayata Sansthan. This is partial because the beneficiary class and two-daughter structure are partly matched, but the verified amount remains below the promised Rs 2 lakh. Budget status: benefit rates are verified, but no specific annual allocation or corpus line was found.

Marriage grant amount50%
1,00,000Rs per daughtercurrent2,00,000Rs per daughtertarget

Promise Timeline

28 Mar 2025

Uttarakhand Soldier Welfare page listed the central Marriage Grant at Rs 50,000 per daughter for up to two daughters of eligible ESM or widow.

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1 Jan 2025

KSB Guidebook 2025 listed Uttarakhand state-level daughter marriage grant of Rs 1 lakh for a maximum of two daughters of martyrs, widows, or orphans up to JCO rank; this is below the promised Rs 2 lakh.

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9 Feb 2022

BJP manifesto promised to increase the marriage grant for up to two daughters of a martyred soldier from Rs 25,000 to Rs 2 lakh.

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