Rao highlighted that the government announced a compensation of ₹5 lakh for families of homeguards who die naturally, according to G.O. No.2 issued in January 2025. However, even after ten months, no homeguard family has received the promised amount. Health cards were also promised, but delays in treatment have caused fatalities among homeguards.

Uniform allowances for the past four years have not been provided to homeguards outside Hyderabad, Cyberabad, and Rachakonda regions. Promises made by Revanth Reddy to support families and provide compassionate appointments were ignored. Homeguards struggle to pay school fees and house rent due to irregular salaries.

In the past two years, over 60 homeguards have died. Apart from road accident cases, natural death compensations were not given. Retirement benefits, orderly systems, and other allowances remain unfulfilled. Harish Rao demanded immediate action by the Telangana government to resolve homeguard issues.

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Earlier, Tejashwi Yadav had announced the Mai-Behin Yojana, promising ₹2,500 per month to women. With this, AAP’s offer goes one step further in the race of election promises. The Bihar AAP unit, while releasing its manifesto, also announced interest-free loans up to ₹10 lakh, a salary of ₹12,000 for cooks, and free travel for women on government buses.

AAP believes these steps will empower women financially and boost Bihar’s economy. The party said that Bihar’s women are not just the strength of families but also the backbone of the state’s progress. Through the AAP ₹3,000 scheme for Bihar women, Kejriwal aims to connect with female voters and bring Delhi’s welfare model to Bihar.

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