Rules & Regulations
ABJST Road Accident Assistance Scheme – Rules & Regulations
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If a member is already registered with ABJST, there is no need to register separately for the Road Accident Assistance Scheme.
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To receive assistance under the ABJST Road Accident Assistance Scheme, the member's age must be between 18 and 65 years at the time of assistance.
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After a member completes 65 years of age, they will no longer be eligible to receive assistance under the Road Accident Assistance Scheme.
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Even after becoming ineligible for benefits, members may continue contributing to the scheme for the welfare and benefit of others.
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An application for assistance under the ABJST Road Accident Assistance Scheme must be submitted within 24 hours of the accident.
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If a member does not make the required contribution in the registration date, that date will not be considered as the member's membership date.
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The lock-in period will be calculated from the date on which the member makes their first contribution, not from the registration date.
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Regardless of which assistance scheme a member joins, contributing to the Accidental Death Assistance Scheme is mandatory.
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If a contribution is missed in any month by mistake, it may be paid in the following month.
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The opportunity to make up missed contributions is available only one per year.
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If a member fails to contribute for two consecutive months, they must again complete the lock-in period applicable at that time.
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The lock-in period is calculated from the date of the first contribution, not from the registration date.
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Currently, the lock-in period for the Road Accident Assistance Scheme is 1 month (30 days).
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ABJST Lock-in Period: 1 Year / 365 Days, effective from 1st September 2026.
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Only members who have successfully completed the lock-in period are eligible to receive assistance under the Road Accident Assistance Scheme, and only in cases of road accidents.
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Making contributions and receiving assistance under ABJST is not a legal right of the member.
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Contributing to and receiving assistance under ABJST is a social and moral responsibility, not a legal entitlement.
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Members do not have the right to take any matter related to the scheme to a court of law.
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The rules may be amended from time to time according to circumstances and in the interest of the members.
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Any amendments made to the rules will not apply to existing members; such new rules will apply only to new members.
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If any member spreads or is found to be spreading rumors or misinformation against the organization, its office bearers, or its rules, their membership may be cancelled.
These rules have been established to ensure the smooth operation of the ABJST Road Accident Assistance Scheme and to safeguard the interests of its members.
ABJST Accidental Death Assistance Scheme – Rules & Regulations
- 1.
If a person is already registered as a member of ABJST, there is no need to register separately for the Accidental Death Assistance Scheme.
- 2.
Once registered and admitted as a member, the individual shall remain a member of the Trust until 65 years of age.
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After a member attains 65 years of age, their nominee or family shall no longer be eligible to receive assistance under the Accidental Death Assistance Scheme.
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Members may continue contributing to the Trust for the welfare and benefit of others even after becoming ineligible for assistance.
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If a member does not make the required contribution during the month of registration, that month shall not be counted as a membership month.
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The lock-in period shall be calculated from the date on which the member makes their first contribution, not from the registration date.
- 7.
If a contribution is missed in any month due to oversight, it may be paid in the following month.
- 8.
Members may avail themselves of the opportunity to make up missed contributions only one in a calendar year.
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If a member fails to contribute for two consecutive months, they must complete the applicable lock-in period again.
- 10.
At present, the lock-in period for the Accidental Death Assistance Scheme is six months (180 days).
- 11.
ABJST Lock-in Period: 1 Year / 365 Days, effective from 1st September 2026.
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Upon completion of the lock-in period, the nominee or family of a deceased member shall be eligible to receive assistance under the scheme in the event of death from any cause.
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Assistance shall not be provided to any nominee or family member who is accused of the member’s murder.
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In such cases, the Trust may, at its sole discretion, provide assistance to other eligible family members.
- 15.
Making contributions and receiving assistance under the scheme is not a legal right of any member.
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Contributing to and receiving assistance under the scheme is considered a social and moral responsibility, not a legal entitlement.
- 17.
Members shall not have the right to take any matter related to the scheme to a court of law.
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The Trust reserves the right to amend these rules from time to time in accordance with circumstances and in the interest of its members.
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Any amendments to the rules shall not apply retrospectively to existing members; such amendments shall apply only to new members.
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If any member spreads, or is found to be spreading, rumors or misinformation against the Trust, its office bearers, or its rules, their membership shall be terminated immediately.
These rules have been established to ensure the smooth operation of the ABJST Accidental Death Assistance Scheme and to safeguard the interests of its members.
ABJST Shubh Vivah Yojana – Rules & Regulations
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If a person is already registered as a member of ABJST, there is no need to register separately for the Daughter Marriage Assistance Scheme.
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ABJST Shubh Vivah Yojana, at the time of marriage, the age of the son must be between 21 and 40 years, and the age of the daughter must be between 18 and 40 years.
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ABJST Shubh Vivah Yojana, no financial assistance will be provided after the son or daughter completes 40 years of age.
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Members may continue contributing to the scheme for the welfare and benefit of others even after becoming ineligible for assistance.
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An application for assistance under the Shubh Vivah Yojana must be submitted at least 30 days prior to the marriage date.
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If a member does not make the required contribution during the month of registration, that date shall not be counted as a membership date.
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The lock-in period shall be calculated from the date on which the member makes their first contribution to any scheme.
- 8.
Regardless of the assistance scheme joined, all members are required to contribute to the Accidental Death Assistance Scheme.
- 9.
If a contribution is missed in any month due to oversight, it may be paid in the following month.
- 10.
Members may avail themselves of the opportunity to make up missed contributions under Shubh Vivah Yojana only one in a calendar year.
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If a member fails to contribute to the Shubh Vivah Yojana for two consecutive months, they must complete the lock-in period applicable at that time again.
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At present, the lock-in period for the Shubh Vivah Yojana is six months (180 days).
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ABJST Lock-in Period:for Boy/girl 1 Year / 365 Days effective from 1st September 2026.
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Making contributions to and receiving assistance from the Shubh Vivah Yojana is not a legal right of any member.
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Contributing to and receiving assistance under the scheme is considered a social and moral responsibility, not a legal entitlement.
- 16.
Members shall not have the right to take any matter related to the scheme to a court of law.
- 17.
The Trust reserves the right to amend these rules from time to time in accordance with circumstances and in the interest of its members.
- 18.
Any amendments to the rules shall not apply retrospectively to existing members; such amendments shall apply only to new members.
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If any member spreads, or is found to be spreading, rumors, misinformation, or baseless allegations against the Trust, its office bearers, or its rules, their membership may be terminated
These rules have been established to ensure the smooth operation of the ABJST Shubh Vivah Yojana and to safeguard the interests of its members.