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Shocking: Modi’s “private” PM-CARES Fund collected ₹30,000 crores ($3.4 billion) in just 3 years
In 2020, PM Modi announced his “PM CARES” Fund. The fund uses a website with a .gov domain & the national Emblem of India.
Despite this, when RTIs were filed, PM CARES claimed it was a “private fund” & not a govt entity.
Shockingly, PM CARES STOPPED publishing their account statements from 2023 (last 2 years).
Now, using their own annual reports, PM CARES has received ₹30,000 crores ($3.4 billion) between 2020-2023.
Just to give you a perspective, the amount received by PM CARES Fund in 3 years can
👉 fund 20 new AIIMS hospitals
👉 provide 1 Covid vaccine dose to ALL Indians (and still be left with ₹10,000 crores balance)
Now consider this:
👉 Modi Govt borrowed ₹27,000 crores from foreign banks to pay for Covid-19 vaccination in India. This was IN ADDITION to money spent from our Budget
👉 The people of India are paying an annual interest of ₹1,500 crores on these foreign loans (EXCLUDING repayment of the actual amount)
The question therefore is:
👉 WHY did the Modi Govt take foreign loans of ₹27,000 crores for Covid vaccines when PM CARES had ₹30,000 crores in its balance?
It is also unclear how much money PM CARES has received in the last 2 years.
Based on previous receipts, it can be safely assumed that PM CARES received ₹50,000 crores between 2020 till date.
It is shocking that a ₹50,000 crore fund started by PM Modi which uses a govt website & national emblem is classified as a PRIVATE FUND.
WHY DOES MODI NEED A ₹50,000 crore PRIVATE FUND?
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