The maximum amount of accident relief provided for differently abled persons in case of death is up to Rs. 1,00,000.

Total disablement not covered under specific categories is compensated with Rs. 25,000.

Any differently abled person holding a National Identity Card for differently abled and registered as a member in the welfare board for the differently abled is eligible.

Yes, a specific medical certificate indicating the disability is required for applying for accident relief.

Yes, individuals with temporary disabilities can apply for this relief if they meet the eligibility criteria.

There is no explicit age limit mentioned for applying for accident relief.

No specific income criteria are mentioned for eligibility to receive accident relief.

Accident relief can only be claimed for disabilities caused by accidents as specified under the scheme.

Yes, legal heirs of the differently abled person can claim accident relief in case of death.

No, the scheme provides financial assistance for disability from accidents, other assistance does not include transportation or medical expenses, etc.

Accident relief is a one-time assistance, but individuals may be eligible for multiple claims if they meet the criteria for each incident.