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Congress treasury is empty, donations Candidates are campaigning by mobilizing
Ahmedabad. Congress leaders are continuously saying that they do not have money for election campaign. Congress accounts have been seized, hence enthusiasm is not visible anywhere in the party's campaign. The latest case has been seen in Banaskantha Lok Sabha seat of Gujarat. Congress had started the 'Donate for the Country' campaign to seek financial support from the people for election expenses, in which people were asked to join the fight against unemployment and rising inflation. Congress candidate from Banaskantha, Ganiben Thakor, also has to seek financial help from people to raise funds for his election campaign expenses.
A few days ago, senior Congress leader Vivek Tankha had also said that Congress does not have money for campaigning. He alleged that on the instructions of the government, the Income Tax Department had seized the party's accounts saying that Congress owed tax of Rs 3560 crore. He had said that Congress does not have the money. You are taking away the remaining money from the bank. Vivek had said, 'Where are we campaigning, where are posters and banners visible? Whatever little we are saying is propaganda. There is no money. How will there be publicity when any party has it?
Banaskantha candidate is asking for donations
Ganiben Thakor, the sitting Congress MLA from Vav assembly constituency of Banaskantha district, claimed that she is getting good help in the form of financial support from the people to spend on the election campaign. He said that the expenditure on election campaign also includes the cost of fuel for his vehicle and arrangements for public meetings.
Ganiben Thakor had said in a rally that in the last 40 days after the campaign was launched, a large number of people have come forward to donate for the election expenses and the financial contribution made by the people can be up to Rs 50 lakh. He said that the cost of diesel for his vehicle is also being borne by the people of Banaskantha.
Ahmedabad. Congress leaders are continuously saying that they do not have money for election campaign. Congress accounts have been seized, hence enthusiasm is not visible anywhere in the party's campaign. The latest case has been seen in Banaskantha Lok Sabha seat of Gujarat. Congress had started the 'Donate for the Country' campaign to seek financial support from the people for election expenses, in which people were asked to join the fight against unemployment and rising inflation. Congress candidate from Banaskantha, Ganiben Thakor, also has to seek financial help from people to raise funds for his election campaign expenses.
A few days ago, senior Congress leader Vivek Tankha had also said that Congress does not have money for campaigning. He alleged that on the instructions of the government, the Income Tax Department had seized the party's accounts saying that Congress owed tax of Rs 3560 crore. He had said that Congress does not have the money. You are taking away the remaining money from the bank. Vivek had said, 'Where are we campaigning, where are posters and banners visible? Whatever little we are saying is propaganda. There is no money. How will there be publicity when any party has it?
Banaskantha candidate is asking for donations
Ganiben Thakor, the sitting Congress MLA from Vav assembly constituency of Banaskantha district, claimed that she is getting good help in the form of financial support from the people to spend on the election campaign. He said that the expenditure on election campaign also includes the cost of fuel for his vehicle and arrangements for public meetings.
Ganiben Thakor had said in a rally that in the last 40 days after the campaign was launched, a large number of people have come forward to donate for the election expenses and the financial contribution made by the people can be up to Rs 50 lakh. He said that the cost of diesel for his vehicle is also being borne by the people of Banaskantha.
A few days ago, senior Congress leader Vivek Tankha had also said that Congress does not have money for campaigning. He alleged that on the instructions of the government, the Income Tax Department had seized the party's accounts saying that Congress owed tax of Rs 3560 crore. He had said that Congress does not have the money. You are taking away the remaining money from the bank. Vivek had said, 'Where are we campaigning, where are posters and banners visible? Whatever little we are saying is propaganda. There is no money. How will there be publicity when any party has it?
Banaskantha candidate is asking for donations
Ganiben Thakor, the sitting Congress MLA from Vav assembly constituency of Banaskantha district, claimed that she is getting good help in the form of financial support from the people to spend on the election campaign. He said that the expenditure on election campaign also includes the cost of fuel for his vehicle and arrangements for public meetings.
Ganiben Thakor had said in a rally that in the last 40 days after the campaign was launched, a large number of people have come forward to donate for the election expenses and the financial contribution made by the people can be up to Rs 50 lakh. He said that the cost of diesel for his vehicle is also being borne by the people of Banaskantha.
