Rajasthan Food and Civil Supplies Minister Sumit Godara said on Friday that the state government remains committed to the welfare of underprivileged sections. The ‘Give Up’ campaign, initiated last year, aims to restore the rights of the deprived by encouraging ineligible individuals to voluntarily remove their names from the food security list. The savings from this initiative will be redirected to provide food security to genuinely eligible beneficiaries, said Godara. He urged all capable individuals who have not yet withdrawn from the National Food Security Act (NFSA) list to take advantage of this opportunity, ensuring that rightful beneficiaries receive support. Godara reaffirmed the government’s commitment to ensuring that food security reaches the most deserving sections of society while promoting fairness and social responsibility. The campaign has seen an overwhelming response, with 12,07,032 individuals voluntarily relinquishing their food security benefits since its launch on 1 November last year. He also cautioned that legal action will be taken against those who fail to remove their Names voluntarily.
