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Former Wing Commander Anuma Acharya.
Former Wing Commander Anuma Acharya.
Congress Crowdfunding: The country’s oldest party Congress needs money to contest elections. Therefore, the party has now sought help from the people of the country. Congress General Secretary KC Venugopal, while addressing a press conference at the party headquarters in Delhi on Saturday, December 16, gave information about the ‘Donate for Desh’ campaign and asked Congress officials to donate Rs 1380. encouraged for. Regarding this, former Wing Commander Anuma Acharya has also appealed to the people to participate in the ‘Donate For Desh’ campaign.
Former Wing Commander Anuma Acharya said that there are many people who love democracy in our country, who still believe that somehow the country’s democracy, i.e. the opposition parties, would once again bring it back on track. He said that the donations received by BJP are many times more than that of Congress. He said that at this time the Congress Party needs fund raising.
Make the opposition stronger – Anuma Acharya
Anuma Acharya appealed to the people who love democracy and said that they should give maximum funds to the party. So that the democracy of the country remains intact and the opposition can become stronger by participating in the elections. He further said that the Congress Party should extend its hand in the campaign to stand as a strong opposition.
campaign started
This campaign is a crowd funding campaign. It has started from 18th December. KC Venugopal claimed that this would be the biggest crowdfunding campaign ever. KC Venugopal had said that Congress is proud to announce the launch of its online crowd funding campaign Donate for the country. Venugopal had said that our inaugural campaign ‘Better for India’ celebrates the 138-year journey of the Indian National Congress. He had further said that embracing our history, we invite supporters to donate Rs 138 or Rs 1380 or Rs 13,800 or more, symbolizing the party’s enduring commitment to a better India.
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