The Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Antyodaya Parivar Suraksha Yojana (DAYALU-II) is an initiative launched by the Planning Department, Haryana Government, aimed at providing financial assistance to Haryana residents who suffer accidental death or permanent disability due to incidents involving stray cattle/animals (such as cow, bull, oxen, donkey, dog bite, mule, nilgai, and buffalo) roaming freely. The assistance amount varies based on the age of the beneficiary at the time of the incident. The scheme is implemented by the Haryana Parivar Suraksha Nyas (HPSN).
Benefits
The financial assistance provided under DAYALU-II is age-dependent:
| Age Group | Assistance Amount |
|---|---|
| Up to 12 years | ₹1 Lakh |
| Above 12 years and up to 18 years | ₹2 Lakh |
| Above 18 years and up to 25 years | ₹3 Lakh |
| Above 25 years and up to 40 years | ₹5 Lakh |
| Above 40 years | ₹2 Lakh |
- Mode of Disbursement:
The assistance is directly transferred to the beneficiary’s bank account, which is either registered in the Parivar Pehchan Patra (PPP) database or is Aadhaar-seeded.
Eligibility Criteria
To avail benefits under DAYALU-II, the following conditions must be met:
- Residency:
- The applicant must be a resident of Haryana.
- Applicant Identity:
- The claim can be made by the beneficiary (in case of permanent disability) or an eligible relative (in case of death).
- Family Identification:
- The applicant must possess a valid Family ID/Parivar Pehchan Patra (PPP) number.
- Incident Type:
- The applicant must have suffered accidental death or permanent disability (70% or above) due to stray cattle/animal/dog bite.
- Time Limit:
- The claim must be filed within three months of the accident.
- Effective Date:
- The scheme is effective from 24th May 2023. Claims for incidents occurring before this date will not be entertained.
- Cause Specific:
- Assistance is provided only for incidents caused by stray cattle, animals, or dog bites.
- Family Hierarchy in Death Cases:
- In case of death, assistance is given based on family hierarchy:
- If a member of the family (other than the Head of Family, HOF) is deceased, the assistance is paid to the HOF if below 60 years; if the HOF is above 60, then the eldest family member below 60, or if none exists, then the immediate family member above 60.
- If the HOF is deceased, the assistance is paid to the eldest family member below 60; if none, then the immediate member above 60.
- If no family member is alive, no assistance is provided.
- If all surviving family members are below 18 years, the assistance is disbursed only when one member attains 18 years.
- In case of death, assistance is given based on family hierarchy:
- False Claims:
- If assistance is sanctioned based on false or suppressed information, the amount will be recovered with interest at 12% per annum.
Application Process (Online)
- Visit Portal:
- Navigate to the official DAYALU scheme portal.
- Register and Login:
- Click on the “Apply Scheme” option.
- Enter your Parivar Pehchan Patra (PPP) number and register using the OTP sent to your registered mobile number.
- Select Beneficiary:
- Choose the family member who has either passed away or suffered permanent disability.
- Fill in Details:
- Enter necessary details such as Date of Death (if applicable), Registration Number, and Issuing Authority.
- Attach the relevant death or permanent disability certificate.
- Submit Application:
- Click “Apply Scheme” to complete the application.
Note: The claim must be submitted within three months of the incident.
Documents Required
In Case of Death:
- Death Certificate.
- Copy of FIR/DDR indicating death due to an accident caused by stray cattle/animal/dog bite.
- Family ID/Parivar Pehchan Patra (PPP) number.
- Proof of Age.
- Domicile Proof.
In Case of Permanent Disability:
- Permanent Disability Certificate from a recognized Medical Authority (certifying 70% or above disability).
- Hospital Discharge Summary.
- Copy of FIR/DDR indicating the accident.
- Family ID/Parivar Pehchan Patra (PPP) number.
- Proof of Age.
- Domicile Proof.
- Any additional documents as required by the scheme.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
- Can I claim assistance if the accident occurred before the scheme’s notification date?
No, only incidents occurring on or after 24th May 2023 are eligible. - What are the age-wise assistance amounts under DAYALU-II?
- Up to 12 years: ₹1 Lakh
- Above 12 years and up to 18 years: ₹2 Lakh
- Above 18 years and up to 25 years: ₹3 Lakh
- Above 25 years and up to 40 years: ₹5 Lakh
- Above 40 years: ₹2 Lakh
- How can I file a claim for assistance?
Claims must be filed online via the DAYALU scheme portal by entering your PPP number, selecting the affected family member, filling in details, and uploading the necessary certificates. - What documents are required to claim assistance in case of death?
Required documents include the Death Certificate, FIR/DDR copy, Family ID/PPP, proof of age, and domicile proof. - What documents are needed for permanent disability claims?
A Permanent Disability Certificate (70% or above), Hospital Discharge Summary, FIR/DDR copy, Family ID/PPP, proof of age, and domicile proof are required. - How soon should the claim be filed after the accident?
The claim must be filed within three months of the incident. - Who can apply if the beneficiary is deceased?
An eligible relative, as per the family hierarchy rules, can apply for assistance in case of death. - How is the assistance amount paid to the claimant?
The amount is directly transferred to the claimant’s bank account (registered in the PPP or Aadhaar-seeded database). - Is the assistance paid as a lump sum?
Yes, it is disbursed as a one-time payment based on the age category. - What happens if false information is provided?
The assistance amount will be recovered with interest at 12% per annum. - Can the assistance amount be claimed multiple times by the same individual?
No, each claim is processed per incident. - Who will receive the assistance if the Head of Family is deceased?
The assistance will be given to the eldest eligible family member below 60; if none, then the immediate family member above 60. - Can the assistance amount be transferred to a different account after disbursement?
The amount is directly transferred to the registered bank account; any transfer post-disbursement is subject to banking rules. - Will the claimant receive assistance if all surviving family members are below 18?
No, assistance is withheld until at least one member turns 18. - How can I ensure my claim is processed quickly?
Submit accurate and complete information along with all required documents within the stipulated time. - Can a person with a disability caused by an animal other than those specified claim assistance?
No, the scheme covers only cases due to stray cattle, animals (like cow, bull, oxen, donkey, mule, nilgai, buffalo) and dog bites.