MP Mukhyamantri Ladli Behna Yojana Labh Parityag

Are you a registered beneficiary of the Mukhyamantri Ladli Behna Yojana but no longer receiving your monthly payment? This could be due to Labh Parityag (Benefit Surrender), and in many cases, this happened completely by accident.

Thousands of women across Madhya Pradesh are currently dealing with this exact problem. They never intended to give up their benefits, but a wrong selection on the portal has left them without the financial support they depend on every month. If you are one of them, this article is for you.

Before we get into what you can do about it, let us first understand what the Ladli Behna Yojana is and how the Laabh Parityag option works.

The Madhya Pradesh Government launched the Mukhyamantri Ladli Behna Yojana in 2023 with one clear goal: to provide financial support to women who need it most. Every month, the government sends money directly to the bank accounts of eligible women so they can easily manage their daily expenses without depending on anyone else.

Since the scheme is meant for women who genuinely need financial help, the government also included a Laabh Parityag option. Financially well-off women can voluntarily choose to give up their benefits under this scheme, freeing up resources for those who truly need them. However, in several cases, women accidentally selected this option without intending to — and as a result, their monthly payments stopped completely.

Now the big question is: Can they rejoin the scheme and get their benefits back?

This article gives you a clear and honest answer to that question.

What Is 'Labh Parityag' in Laadli Behna Yojana?

Laabh Parityag simply means voluntarily giving up the benefits of the Ladli Behna Yojana. It means you don't want to avail of scheme benefits and are giving up or surrendering scheme benefits. The government introduced this option so that financially independent women could step aside and let the scheme focus on those who truly need it.

When a beneficiary selects this option, whether intentionally or by mistake, the scheme stops sending her the monthly financial assistance. Once this happens, the system marks her as someone who has opted out of the scheme.

The Big Problem: Accidental Benefit Surrender

Many women have reported that they never intended to surrender their benefits. They either misunderstood a prompt on the portal or someone else made the selection on their behalf by mistake. But regardless of how the surrender happened, the outcome is the same: their benefits stop immediately.

This has left many genuine beneficiaries without the financial support they rely on every month.

Can I Rejoin the Ladli Behna Scheme After Laabh Parityag?

Here is the honest answer: As per the current rules, NO.

We contacted the scheme helpdesk to get clarity on this, and they confirmed that there is no process currently available to revoke a Laabh Parityag. If you have surrendered your benefits under the Mukhyamantri Ladli Behna Yojana, whether by mistake or on purpose, you cannot apply again for the scheme. The current rules do not allow re-registration or restoration of benefits once a Laabh Parityag has been submitted.

This applies to everyone equally. There is no exception mentioned in the existing guidelines.

Is There Anything You Can Do?

While there is no guaranteed solution, there is one step you can take to raise your concern officially.

File a Ticket at Your Local Office

You can visit your nearest Gram Panchayat or Ward Office and speak to the staff who handle the Samagra Portal. Ask them to raise a support ticket on your behalf regarding the accidental benefit surrender. This officially records your complaint in the system.

However, keep in mind that filing a ticket does not guarantee that your benefits will be restored. It simply puts your case on record so that if the government revises the rules in the future, your case may be considered.

Raise a Complaint via CM Helpline

Alternatively, you can also raise your issue through the CM Helpline by calling 181 or by visiting cmhelpline.mp.gov.in and submitting your complaint online. This is another official way to put your concern on record and ensure it reaches the right authorities.

What to Expect in the Future?

Since a large number of women have raised this concern, there is a possibility that the Madhya Pradesh Government may introduce an option to revoke the Laabh Parityag in the future. As of now, no such provision exists, but given the scale of the problem, the government may consider updating the rules to help women who surrendered their benefits by mistake. Keep an eye on official announcements and stay connected with your local Gram Panchayat or Ward Office for any updates.

How to Contact the Helpdesk

If you want further help or want to register a formal complaint, you can reach out through the following channels:

• Ladli Behna Helpdesk: Call 0755-2700800
• CM Helpline: Call 181
• CM Helpline Portal: Visit cmhelpline.mp.gov.in and submit your complaint online