The political parties are appealing voters with different different schemes ahead of the Lok Sabha elections. Amid the ongoing war of words between the Congress and the BJP over Congress president Rahul Gandhi's proposed Nyuntam Aay Yojana (NYAY) scheme, a TV actor on Friday told a family court in Indore that he will pay maintenance to his estranged wife and daughter with the money he will get from the income guarantee scheme proposed by the Rahul Gandhi.

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According to the reports, On March 12, the family court had ordered Anand Sharma (38) to pay an interim monthly maintenance amount of Rs 4,500 to his wife and their 12-year-old daughter, who have been living separately for some time now.  But Sharma filed an application before the court, pleading that he was jobless and hence unable to follow the court orders. Sharma, however, added that he wants to follow the orders passed by the court and said that once the Congress comes to power and dole out Rs 6,000 monthly allowance to the jobless under NYAY, he would be able to give money to his wife and daughter.

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The Tv actor  also informed the court that he was willing for direct transfer of the amount to his wife's bank account from his account. Sharma's application has been accepted by the court.

Sharma gave an undertaking that after the formation of a Congress government, an amount of Rs 4,500, out of the Rs 6,000 given to him under NYAY, could directly be transferred to his wife's account.