Old Pension Scheme: Various discussions are going on from the Central and State Government regarding the Old Pension Scheme. This scheme has been implemented in many states.
At the same time, the demand for its implementation is going on in full swing in many states. A big statement has been issued by Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on the old pension scheme. Let us tell you when the central government can restore the old pension scheme?
India will be bankrupt by 2030
Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar has said that India will be bankrupt by 2030 if the Old Pension Scheme (OPS) is implemented. The Chief Minister has said that yesterday I received a message on WhatsApp in which a Central Government official said that if the Old Pension Scheme (OPS) is implemented, the country will be bankrupt by 2030.
There was protest in 2006 as well.
Further, the CM of Haryana told that in the year 2006 also there was protest regarding the old pension scheme. The country’s great economist Manmohan Singh and he told in the year 2006 that the old pension scheme can make India backward.
These 4 states have implemented
Let us tell you that earlier Chhattisgarh Government, Rajasthan Government, Punjab Government have implemented the old pension system. Along with this, Himachal government has also implemented this system.
What are the advantages of old pension scheme?
Talking about the benefits of the old pension scheme, its biggest advantage is that it is made on the basis of the last drawn salary. Apart from this, as the inflation rate increases, DA also increases. Even when the government implements the new pay commission, it increases the pension.
Only these people will get the benefit of OPS, recently the Delhi High Court has decided that the Central Paramilitary Forces (CAPF) will get the benefit of the old pension scheme. The court has told that it is an armed force, due to which these people will get the benefit of OPS. They are eligible for this scheme. Thousands of ex-servicemen are expected to get great relief from this decision of the court.
