Karnataka Shakti Scheme: A wierd case has come to gentle in Karnataka, the place a Hindu man wore a burqa to avoid wasting on bus fare. The video of the particular person is changing into very viral on social media. It’s seen within the video that the particular person is carrying a burqa and he’s additionally carrying a bag. The title of the particular person is being advised as Veerabhadraiah Mathapati, who wore a burqa to keep away from tickets as a result of free bus journey beneath the Karnataka authorities’s Shakti scheme.
Really, this complete matter is from Dharwad district of Karnataka, the place a Hindu man was seen carrying a burqa on the bus cease. In keeping with the data, the title of the particular person is Veerbhadraiya Mathapati. When folks received suspicious, they went to him and began inquiring. The person began defending himself and claimed, ‘I wore this burqa in order that I may beg…’ Nevertheless, his reply couldn’t fulfill the folks. Not solely this, a photograph copy of the Aadhaar card of a girl was additionally discovered from the particular person.
What’s Shakti Yojana?
Below the Shakti scheme, girls in Karnataka can journey freed from price on state-run buses within the state. This is among the first 5 electoral ensures of the Congress social gathering which has been carried out solely final month. Greater than 41.8 lakh girls passengers are getting profit from this free journey service day by day. Officers stated the scheme would price the state exchequer an estimated Rs 4,051.56 crore yearly, information company PTI reported.
The Shakti scheme is relevant solely on regular state-run bus companies of Karnataka. It’s recognized that Airavat, Airavat Membership Class, Airavat Gold Class, Ambari, Ambari Dream Class, Ambari Utsav, Fly Bus, Vayu Vajra, Vajra, Non-AC Sleeper, Rajahamsa and EV Energy Plus AC buses have been excluded beneath the scheme. .
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