The coronavirus is affecting the lives of the common people, especially those of the lower classes who earn their living every day. However, a relief package is being announced by the state governments and now Madhya Pradesh has also joined this list. Madhya Pradesh's new Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan has announced a package of assistance for those affected due to coronavirus and lockdown. Apart from this, it has been decided to give one month's ration to BPL families free of cost, and the state government has also decided to provide assistance of Rs 1000 per labourer to the labourers.

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Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan on Wednesday, through video conferencing from all the Commissioners of Madhya Pradesh, IG, District Collectors, SP, CMHO, Municipal Corporation Commissioners, Municipality CMO to prevent coronavirus and Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 21 days nationwide Discussed the declaration of lockdown. Chief Minister Shivraj said that the situation arising out of the lockdown and the package of assistance to the people affected by it will be given. Under this, two months advance payment will be made for all types of social security pension, widow pension, old age pension, destitute pension etc.

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46 lakh pensioners of Madhya Pradesh will be paid 2 months advance 1200 under social security scheme. It was decided in the meeting that those found corona positive will be treated free of cost in Government Hospital, Medical College, identified private hospital and private hospitals will be paid according to the rates prescribed in Ayushman Bharat Yojana. Due to the control and lockdown of the corona, spending is being allowed wherever people have to arrange food or shelter. Apart from this, the Chief Minister has instructed that for the next 21 days, the organization of fairs or ceremonies etc. will be completely banned anywhere in the state.

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