Kejriwal reaches out to NCR residents seeks Rs 100 donation for clean politics
Aam Aadmi Party chief Arvind Kejriwal has sought 100 rupees donation from all party workers, leaders and people of Delhi for clean politics.
Kejriwal has also released a letter in this regard, in which he said that it is very important for politics to be honest and should be done in the public interest.
Kejriwal has appealed to donate 100 rupees to party funds, which can easily be remove the economic crisis of the party and honest politics can be retained.
Aam Aadmi Party has issued a very emotional letter through e-mail, which has also been uploaded on the website. It was shared by party leader Sanjay Singh via link on Twitter.
The donations were triggered by the Delhi’s chief minister’s e-mail to donors in which he quoted figures released recently by a political watchdog to hit out at his rivals over dodgy funding. He also outlined challenges that his party faced due to lack of money.
Kejriwal’s message, issued in an email sent to donors on Dhanteras on Tuesday, led to fresh donations of Rs 14.72 lakh within a day, with more than 1,830 people responding. The lowest contribution was Rs 10, and the highest Rs 1 lakh. On Wednesday, the party received Rs 10 lakh from 1,020 donors till 6:15 pm, a party official said. Most of the donations have been generated from India, he said.
Kejriwal wrote in the letter that according to the ADR report, the BJP and Congress got 80 percent donation through unknown sources. Any government that will form from this kind of charity will work in the interest of those who have donated the money to the party.
In such a situation, what will the government of the wrong donor do about the interest of the general public? This is the reason that even after 70 years of independence most of the people of our country are struggling to meet their basic needs.
