More than 1.5 lakh auto-taxi drivers of Delhi will be given 5000-5000 rupees from today

1.5 lakh auto-taxi drivers of Delhi will be given 5000 The ruling Aam Aadmi Party government in Delhi will give a huge relief from Monday, adding five thousand rupees to the account of one lakh 56 thousand autos and taxis. Delhi Transport Minister Kailash Gehlot has given this confidence in an online meeting with auto and taxi drivers on Sunday. With this, he has said that those people who were not registered for any reason last year and could not get the amount, such drivers will be able to register themselves from Tuesday.

Due to the lockdown, the Delhi government has announced a financial assistance of five thousand rupees to the auto and taxi drivers. Auto taxi drivers are waiting for this amount. There are one lakh 56 thousand such auto and taxi drivers waiting for help. These are the people who were helped in the lockdown by the government last year as well. To help these people, organizations associated with auto taxis are also demanding.

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Here, let us know that due to Corona virus infection epidemic, Arvind Kejriwal, the head of the ruling Aam Aadmi Party government in Delhi, has given financial assistance of five thousand rupees to the owners of auto-taxi, e-rickshaw owners and other small commercial vehicles like last year The announcement was made. The proposal has now been approved by the cabinet. Those PSV (Public Service Vehicle) badge holders whose badges and licenses were valid till February 1, 2020 are also eligible for the scheme.

Here, let us tell you that the second wave of Corona virus infection caused much havoc, which caused havoc in many states including Delhi, which led to the decision to apply till lockdown. In such a situation, businesses, markets and employment were affected and this had a direct impact on the earnings of auto-taxi drivers.