Rahveer Yojana of Madhya Pradesh Government is related to which of the…

State governments periodically launch road-safety welfare schemes that use direct cash incentives to change bystander behaviour in the moments right after a road accident, because prompt medical attention within the "golden hour" significantly raises a victim's chance of survival.

Madhya Pradesh's Rahveer Yojana, approved in 2025, applies this idea: it rewards any "good Samaritan" who helps transport a seriously injured road accident victim to the nearest hospital promptly, removing the bystander's fear of police or hospital procedural hassle that often discourages timely help. The scheme is therefore linked to road accidents, not to traffic volunteering, police motivation, or road construction.

• Traffic volunteers: assist with junction and congestion management under general road-safety-awareness drives, a separate citizen-volunteer initiative.

• Road accidents: matches the scheme's core purpose of ensuring urgent hospital transport for accident victims.

• Motivation to the traffic police: departmental incentive schemes for police personnel are administered internally by the police department.

• Road construction: falls under the Public Works Department's infrastructure programmes, a distinct budget head.