PM Narendra Modi released the 11th payment of the PM Kisan Samriddhi Yojana today. Earlier, PM used video conferencing to distribute the 10th instalment of the PM KISAN program in January. Eligible beneficiaries will get a yearly payment of Rs 6,000 is split into three instalments of Rs 2,000 each.
However, eligible farmers may have missed the most recent instalment owing to a variety of reason. Here’s how to make a complaint about it.
You can make a complaint on the PM KISAN website if you haven’t received your due instalment. Farmers can also see if their name is on the list of recipients. Farmers must now link their Aadhaar numbers to their PM Kisan accounts in order to continue receiving payments.
How to raise a query on PK Kisan online
Visit the official PM Kisan website and enter your Aadhaar number or account number or mobile number and click on ‘Get details’ to get your details.
Email ID: pmkisan-ict@gov.in. and pmkisan-funds@gov.in or
Call PM-Kisan Helpline No: 011-24300606,155261
PM Kisan toll-free number is 1800-115-526
Also according to the PM Kisa FAQs, “If a farmer registered under the Scheme does not receive any installment in any 4-monthly period for any reason, whether he / she will be able to receive the same later on? Yes. The beneficiaries, whose names are uploaded on P[\/-Kisan portal by the concerned State / UT Governments in a particular 4-monthly period, shall be entitled to receive the benefit for that period with effect from that 4-monthly period itself. lf they do not receive the payment of installment pertaining to that 4-monthly period and subsequent installments for any reason, except due to rejection for falling within the exclusion criteria, they are entitled to receive the benefits of all the due installments as and when the cause of delay is removed / resolved.”
Release of installments to the beneficiaries
The funds are transferred to the beneficiaries’ bank accounts in destination banks via the accredited bank of the Department and the sponsoring bank of the State/UT Governments. A Schedule Bank, Post Office, Rural Bank, Cooperative Bank, or any other Financial Institution can be the destination bank. The National Payment Corporation of India manages and monitors all banking transactions (NPCI).
