Interest-free coaching loan for martyr wards
Bharatiya Janata Party · Uttarakhand Legislative Assembly Election 2022
Last updated 4 Jul 2026
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Original manifesto wording
“We will provide interest free education loan upto ₹5 Lakh for coaching for competitive examinations like NDA, CAT, AIEEE, JEE, NEET, CLAT, State PCS and UPSC to the wards of soldiers martyred in the line of duty.”
Our Assessment
The promise was an interest-free education loan up to Rs 5 lakh for competitive-exam coaching for wards of soldiers martyred in the line of duty. I found no approved-source evidence of such a state interest-free loan scheme. However, related coaching support exists: the KSB Guidebook 2025 lists a Rs 20,000 one-time grant for UPSC, PCS and UKSSSC coaching for ESM, and small coaching support for dependents of martyrs and war-disabled soldiers; the Uttarakhand Soldier Welfare site also surfaced a 2025 Super-100 free IIT JEE and NEET residential coaching notice with special preference for army kids. This partially serves the coaching-support objective, but not the loan quantum, beneficiary class, or full exam basket promised. Budget status: no loan corpus or interest-subvention allocation found.
Sources & Evidence
Promise Timeline
Uttarakhand Soldier Welfare site surfaced a Super-100 free IIT JEE and NEET residential coaching notice with special preference for army kids.
View sourceKSB Guidebook 2025 listed smaller coaching-related grants, but not an interest-free education loan up to Rs 5 lakh for martyr wards.
View sourceBJP manifesto promised interest-free education loans up to Rs 5 lakh for competitive-exam coaching for wards of soldiers martyred in the line of duty.
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