The scheme of gold monetization launched by the Modi government has proved to be very beneficial for the government. Under this scheme, the government had said that the gold deposited at the house of the common man was deposited in the gold bank. Apart from the institutions, it was said under the scheme that gold should be taken out of the safe and deposited in the bank. Regarding this scheme, the Finance Minister informed the Parliament that this gold scheme has increased the accountability of government.
Due to this scheme more than 10,872 kg gold has come into the bank in two years. These gold came from Kevas temples. Apart from this, the general public has deposited gold in the bank. It is significant that Trinamool Rajya Sabha member Mohd. Inamul Haq asked for information from the Finance Ministry about this. Replying to the Finance Ministry presented this report before the Parliament.
According to the report of the Minister of State of Finance, "In the last two years ie, 4,488.44 kilograms in the financial year 2016-17 and 6,383 kilograms of gold in the financial year 2017-18 has been invested by the temples / institutions / companies / firms across the country. "It is worth mentioning that at present, the cost of one kg of gold is about Rs. 31 lakhs. According to this, the billions of gold from the temple came out of the vault of the banks and reached the bank.
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The government had made several changes to the scheme to make this scheme even more effective. So that people can invest more and more. According to the Finance Ministry report, in nearly two years, the common people have invested about 1134 kgs of gold under this scheme. Not only this, with the success of this scheme, there has been a considerable decrease in gold imports in the country.
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