Tamil Nadu: CM Stalin sent money to the accounts of 1.31 crore women

Updated: 13-02-2026, 03.55 AM

Before the assembly elections in Tamil Nadu, a scheme to send money directly to the accounts of women has been started. In the last two years, the ruling parties have adopted this method to win every assembly election and have been successful. The tenure of the current government of Tamil Nadu is ending on May 10. In such a situation, assembly elections are to be held here in the month of April. Earlier, CM Stalin has sent money to the accounts of 1.31 crore beneficiaries.

MK Stalin has adopted the style of Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren. At present, he has started a scheme to transfer money to women’s accounts. Along with this, he has also promised that if he comes to the government again, he will increase this amount to double.

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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin posted on Twitter, “For the women of Tamil Nadu, this ‘Women’s Rights Grant’ is a promise given by Stalin. Whoever tries to create obstruction, I will not back down from it. Using the pretext of elections, they are trying to stop the Women’s Rights Grant for three months, but our Dravidian model government has done it before them! As advance for the months of February, March and April.” Summer special package of Rs 3000 and Rs 2000 has been sent to the accounts of all 1.31 crore beneficiaries. Under Dravid Model 2.0, we will increase the Rs 1,000 women’s rights grant to Rs 2,000. This is the promise that Karunanidhi is making to his sisters.

Schemes providing direct benefits to women are a guarantee of victory from 2023

Schemes that directly benefit women have been a guarantee of victory since 2023. It started with Ladli Behan Yojana in Madhya Pradesh. After this, elections were won on the basis of similar schemes in many other states including Jharkhand, Maharashtra, Delhi and Bihar. Now MK Stalin is also trying to win the elections by bringing a scheme that benefits women. Their template completely matches that of Hemant Soren, who had earlier launched the scheme and talked about increasing the money if he won the elections. He won the elections with majority and fulfilled his promise.