On the call of the All India Congress Committee, Congress officials and activists from all over the country spoke on Facebook on Thursday from 11 am to 2 am on Facebook. They Shared his thoughts and suggestions through the India online campaign.
All the Congressmen said that two months have passed since the lockdown was implemented in the country, and the Government has not yet presented any effective roadmap for dealing with this disease and recovering from the terrible economic situation created by the epidemic. The Congress Party made several suggestions to the Central Government on its behalf in time, but this was ignored.
The poor people of this country are suffering. Due to the lockdown of the last two months, the accumulated capital of workers, peasants, middle class, and small traders has come to an end. Due to which it has become difficult to maintain his family in front of him. In such a situation, such people should be provided with immediate financial support. On this occasion, all the Congressmen have asked Government deposited Rs. 10 thousand directly in their account as immediate assistance to the families who do not come under the income tax, free transport arrangements for all migrant workers, extending the working days to 200 days under the MNREGA scheme. Financial assistance was sought to be extended to small traders instead of loans. Many people can die prematurely due to starvation if 10 thousand rupees are not immediately transferred to his account. We are seeing heart-rending pictures of people dying of hunger in various social media mediums every day. Congressmen also spoke on occasion through other social media mediums such as Twitter, Instagram, U-Tube.
In the online campaign, former Union Minister Dr. Udaipur Girija Vyas, former MP Raghuveer Meena, Udaipur City District Congress Committee President Gopal Krishna Sharma, State Secretary Pankaj Kumar Sharma, Spokesperson Feroz Ahmed Sheikh, Sudhir Joshi, Babulal Jain, Rahul Vyas, Arun Tank, Ranjana Sahu, Dinesh Shrimali, Riaz Hussain Many Congressmen including Rajkumar Shrimali also shared their views.
