Before officially assuming office as Delhi CM, Rekha Gupta has made a significant announcement regarding the BJP’s women financial assistance scheme. She confirmed that the first installment of ₹2,500 will be credited to the bank accounts of women in Delhi by March 8. This initiative is a key part of the BJP’s election manifesto, which focused on women empowerment and financial support.
₹2,500 to Be Transferred Before March 8 – BJP’s Commitment to Women’s Welfare
Rekha Gupta, who is set to take the oath as Delhi CM, has assured that her government will swiftly act on the BJP’s promise of ₹2,500 monthly assistance for women.
She stated that all 48 BJP MLAs in Delhi are committed to ensuring that every promise made to the people is fulfilled without delay. The first installment will be transferred by March 8, which also marks International Women’s Day, making the occasion even more meaningful. This scheme aims to provide direct financial support to women, helping them achieve greater financial independence and stability.
BJP’s Major Promises in the Delhi Elections
The BJP secured 48 out of 70 seats in the Delhi Assembly elections, defeating the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), which had promised ₹2,100 per month to women if re-elected. As part of its election manifesto, the BJP announced several key welfare schemes, including:
- ₹2,500 per month financial aid to women
- ₹21,000 assistance for pregnant women
- ₹500 subsidy on gas cylinders and one free cylinder on Holi and Diwali
- Atal Canteen Scheme, providing meals for just ₹5
- Nutritional kits for pregnant women
- Implementation of Ayushman Bharat Yojana, ensuring ₹5 lakh health insurance coverage for Delhi residents
- Pension of up to ₹3,000 for senior citizens
With Rekha Gupta set to take charge as Delhi CM, the BJP government in Delhi is expected to implement these schemes without delay, offering financial relief to women and weaker sections of society.
Rekha Gupta’s Political Journey – From Student Leader to Delhi CM
Rekha Gupta has been actively involved in politics for over two decades, holding key positions in the BJP and local governance. Her rise to the position of Delhi CM is a result of years of grassroots work and leadership within the party. Here is a look at her political journey:
- 1994 – Secretary, Daulat Ram College Students’ Union
- 1996 – President, Delhi University Students’ Union
- 2004-2006 – National Secretary, BJP Yuva Morcha
- 2007-2009 – Chairperson, Women Welfare & Child Development Committee, MCD
- 2009 – General Secretary, Delhi BJP Mahila Morcha
- 2010-Present – Member, BJP National Executive
- 2007 & 2012 – Twice elected as Councillor from North Pitampura (Ward 54)
- 2015 & 2020 – Contested Assembly elections but lost to AAP’s Bandana Kumari
- 2025 – Defeated AAP’s Bandana Kumari by 29,595 votes
As she prepares to take the oath as Delhi CM, all eyes are on how swiftly her government will roll out these welfare initiatives. The upcoming days will be crucial in determining how effectively the BJP’s promises, especially ₹2,500 women’s financial assistance, are implemented across Delhi.