
One-month grace period to surrender priority ration cards
The Hindu
This will help the the government to supply subsidised food grain to more BPL families: Kerala Civil Supplies Minister
Ineligible individuals who are in possession of priority category ration cards will have a one-month grace period for surrendering them. Card holders who are unfairly getting subsidised commodities will be given time till June 30 to surrender their cards, Food and Civil Supplies Minister G. R. Anil said on Saturday. During this period, they will not be fined or subjected to other penalty, Mr. Anil said.More Related News

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