COVID19: Sonia Gandhi writes 5 point Letter to PM Modi

NEW DELHI: Congress President Sonia Gandhi has written a two page letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi giving five major suggestions on what the government should do next in the fight against Corona.

It is known that the Prime Minister spoke to the opposition leaders on phone on Monday and asked for suggestions from them. Here we are telling you about the suggestion given by Sonia Gandhi.

-All advertisements given by the government to television, print and online media should be banned. They should be closed for two years, so that the savings of Rs 1250 crore per year could be used to fight the corona virus.

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FIVE MAJOR POINT IN HER LETTER:

-The pension of MPs, which has been cut by 30% of salary, can be used in giving financial assistance to laborers, farmers and small businessmen.

-Whatever amount has come in the form of help in the Prime Minister's Cares fund, it should be transferred to the Prime Minister's Relief Fund. This will bring transparency, the amount of 3800 crores present in the Prime Minister's Relief Fund. In this case, the amount of both funds can be used together.

-The 20 thousand crores allocated by the Government for construction work in government buildings, they should be stopped. I believe that work can be done from the existing building of Parliament, with this amount, facilities like improvement of hospital, PPE can be arranged. Wrote Sonia Gandhi.

-The foreign visits of all officials including the President, Prime Minister, Union Minister, Chief Minister, State Ministers should be stopped for a while.

The money saved from such trips can be used in the fight against Corona. The letter wrote that 393 crore can be saved by stopping the visits of the Prime Minister and Union Ministers.

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