The Rajasthan Chief Minister’s Relief Fund – Kargil Package is a government initiative launched in 1999 to support the families of Rajasthan soldiers who were killed or disabled during the Kargil War. This scheme provides vital financial assistance to martyrs’ families, disabled soldiers, and war widows, covering areas such as education, medical treatment, training, and employment opportunities. The fund, managed by a committee headed by the Chief Minister and including senior officials and ex-servicemen representatives, honors the sacrifice of brave soldiers and ensures their families receive the support they need.
Benefits
- Financial Assistance on Death:
- Rs. 1 lakh for dependents of soldiers who die due to an accident.
- Assistance for Serious Injuries:
- Up to Rs. 20,000, based on the seriousness of the injury.
- Support for War Widows:
- Additional provisions include support for the education and medical treatment of children, along with training and employment opportunities for war widows.
- Time-bound Claims:
- All benefits must be applied for within 6 months from the accident or death, ensuring prompt relief.
Eligibility
- Application Deadline:
- Assistance is available only when applications are submitted within 6 months of the accident or, in the case of death during treatment, within 6 months from the date of death.
- Submission Requirements:
- Detailed monthly updates on pending cases and the revolving fund must be provided to the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund by the 10th of every month via email ([email protected]).
Application Process
Offline Application
- Obtain the Application Form:
- Visit the official Rajasthan Government website at cmrelief.rajasthan.gov.in or contact the nearest Sainik Welfare and Resettlement Office.
- Fill in the Form:
- Complete the application with details such as the name of the martyr or disabled soldier, the relationship with the soldier, and bank account details.
- Attach Required Documents:
- Include all necessary documents such as death/disability certificates, medical reports, identity proof, and bank account details.
- Submit the Application:
- Submit the application form and documents to the nearest Sainik Welfare and Resettlement Office or online if the option is available.
- Review Process:
- The committee reviews the application, and if approved, the financial assistance is provided as per the scheme guidelines.
Documents Required
- Application Form
- Battle Casualty Report
- Medical Report: Copy of the medical report of the injured (Mandatory)
- Post Mortem Report: In case of death (Mandatory) or, if the body is mutilated, the satisfaction certificate of the investigating officer (Mandatory)
- FIR Report: Copy of the FIR (Mandatory)
- Ration Card: Copy
- Aadhaar Card: Copy
- Bank Account Proof: First page of the bank passbook, canceled check, or a photocopy
- Other Supporting Documents: As specified in the application
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Is assistance payable in cases of suicide?
A1: Assistance is provided only for deaths or injuries resulting from accidents during military service. Cases of suicide are generally not covered.
Q2: Is assistance payable in case of loss of property due to fire or other reasons?
A2: No, this scheme specifically covers financial assistance related to accidents resulting in death or serious injury during military service.
Q3: If the application is incomplete, will the applicant be informed to make corrections?
A3: Yes, applicants will be notified to complete or correct any missing or inaccurate information before processing.
Q4: How do I apply for this scheme?
A4: Applicants should visit the official Rajasthan Government website or the nearest Sainik Welfare and Resettlement Office to obtain and submit the application form.
Q5: Which documents are required to apply for this scheme?
A5: Required documents include the application form, battle casualty report, medical or post mortem reports, FIR report, ration card, Aadhaar card, bank passbook copy, and any other supporting documents as specified.
Q6: What are the benefits of this scheme?
A6: The scheme provides financial assistance of Rs. 1 lakh in case of death and up to Rs. 20,000 for serious injuries, along with additional support for children’s education, medical treatment, and war widows’ training and employment opportunities.