Haryana Rights Commission Orders Reports After Dayalu Claim Denial
The commission summoned detailed justifications from Nyas officials in Chandigarh together with Jind district authorities, setting an August 21 hearing to oversee a prompt review with the complainant present.
Overview
- Justice Lalit Batra found that dismissing the claim despite corrected documents undermines the scheme’s purpose and violates the complainant’s right to life with dignity under Article 21.
- The Dayalu scheme, notified over two years ago, provides financial aid to families earning under ₹1.8 lakh in the event of a death or permanent disability.
- A clerical error in the deceased father’s age between the death certificate and family ID led to the initial rejection, which the complainant has since rectified.
- Reports have been sought from the CEO of Haryana Parivar Suraksha Nyas in Chandigarh, the Deputy Commissioner of Jind and the scheme’s administrative officer to explain the procedural lapse.
- Since its November 2024 reconstitution, the commission has expedited human rights grievances, disposing of 3,086 cases in six months.