Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta
Delhi government will work with banks to return the unclaimed money of people lying in their accounts, through special camps under ‘Apki Punji, Apka Adhikar’ (Your Money, Your Right) campaign, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said on Thursday.
She asserted the scheme was an example of ‘right intention and right policy’ and added that the Centre has returned Rs 80 crore so far to the people.
Gupta attended a mega camp held under the ‘Apki Punji, Apka Adhikar’ campaign of the Finance ministry, at Ambedkar International Centre in the city.
In October, the campaign was launched by the Union Government across the country to raise awareness among people and help them reclaim their financial assets, including money deposited in banks, insurance, mutual funds and pensions.
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“It’s a grand initiative under the vision of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Several crores of money belonging to people lying in unclaimed accounts for years due to various reasons are being returned,” Gupta said.
Delhi government will also organise camps in collaboration with the banks and help people get back their money, she added.
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