Banks have given huge relief to Jan Dhan account holders, now customers do not have to pay any charge for depositing or withdrawing money.
There is also no provision for maintaining a minimum balance on Jan Dhan accounts
The scheme was launched in August 2014
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Banks have given huge relief to Jan Dhan account holders. Banks said that Jan Dhan account holders do not have to pay any charge for depositing or withdrawing money. Banks also said that no such charge should be levied on ordinary deposits. There is also no provision for maintaining a minimum balance on Jan Dhan accounts.
There seems to be no charge
Some recent reports have claimed that Rs 100 will be charged for each cash withdrawal from Jan Dhan accounts. The government has made it clear that the news is completely baseless. No charge will be levied for banking services of Jan Dhan accounts. The fact check conducted by PIB has shown that no charge will be levied for free banking services of Jan Dhan accounts. All the banks are strictly following the RBI guidelines. No instruction has been given to impose charge on Jan Dhan account.
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The number of accounts increased during the Corona period
The number of people opening Jan Dhan bank accounts has increased during the Koro epidemic. According to research by State Bank of India, the rate of Jan Dhan account opening has increased by 60% during the Koro epidemic. About 3 crore new accounts have been opened between April 1 and October 14 and the deposit amount is Rs. 11600 crore. With this, the total number of Jan Dhan accounts has increased to 41.05 crore. These accounts total Rs 1.31 lakh crore.
The scheme was launched on 28 August 2014
The Jan Dhan Yojana was announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his address on Independence Day in 2014. The scheme was then officially launched on August 28. The scheme was the foundation for the Modi government's people-centered economic initiative. On the sixth anniversary of the scheme, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said the first step was to provide a bank account to every adult for direct benefit transfer, Covid-19 financial assistance, PM Kisan, MNREGA and life and health insurance cover. This work has been done with PMJDY.
Jan Dhan account holders are entitled to many facilities
Under Jan Dhan Yojana, an account can also be opened for a child below 10 years of age. As soon as you open an account under this scheme, you get an ATM card, accident cover of Rs 2 lakh, life cover of Rs 30,000 and interest on the deposit. In addition, you also get an overdraft facility of Rs. This account can be opened in any bank. In this, you do not need to have a minimum balance.
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