Bihar Chief Minister donates one month's salary to flood relief fund
Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary donates ₹2,70,000 to relief fund as NDA leaders mobilize support for 50 lakh flood-affected people across 15 district
Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary donated one month's salary, ₹2,70,000, to the Chief Minister's Relief Fund, handing over the cheque to Lokesh Kumar Singh, the Secretary to the Chief Minister. The contribution came as part of a widening effort by National Democratic Alliance (NDA) leaders to mobilize financial support for the nearly 50 lakh people affected by floods across 15 districts in the state.
Call for Broader Public Participation
Mr. Choudhary appealed to the people of the state and the capable sections of society to donate generously to the Chief Minister's Relief Fund so that maximum assistance can be provided to those affected during times of disaster. He stated that the Chief Minister's Relief Fund serves as a vital medium for assisting the needy, adding that relief and aid operations could be made even more effective through the participation of capable individuals in society.
Wave of Donations from NDA Leaders
The Chief Minister's donation followed BJP national president Nitin Nabin's contribution of three months' salary, amounting to ₹6.35 lakh. Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) State President Sanjay Saraogi handed over a cheque for ₹51 lakh to the Chief Minister's Relief Fund as a donation from the State BJP. He mentioned that assisting flood-affected families during this time of disaster is the collective responsibility of both society and the government.
Mr. Saraogi also announced that all BJP MPs, MLAs, and MLCs in Bihar would contribute one month's salary to the Chief Minister's Relief Fund. He added that the State BJP will continue to provide necessary support to ensure relief reaches flood-affected families.
Janata Dal (United) leader and Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Kumar Choudhary and Road Construction Minister Kumar Shailendra also handed over a cheque for one month's salary to the Chief Minister for the Chief Minister's Relief Fund.
Commitment from Lok Janshakti Party
On September 18, Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) President and Union Minister Chirag Paswan announced that all the MPs, MLAs, including one MLC of his party, will contribute one month's salary to the Chief Minister's Relief Fund for the flood victims.
Central Assessment of Flood Damage
On September 16, a central team led by Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan visited Bihar to assess the damage caused by the floods that have affected nearly 50 lakh people in 15 districts.
Source: The Hindu
Frequently asked questions
How much did Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary donate to the flood relief fund?
Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary donated one month's salary, amounting to ₹2,70,000, to the Chief Minister's Relief Fund.
How many people have been affected by the floods in Bihar?
Nearly 50 lakh (5 million) people have been affected by floods across 15 districts in Bihar.
Which political parties have committed to donating to the flood relief fund?
The BJP, Janata Dal (United), and Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) have all committed to contributing to the Chief Minister's Relief Fund, with their MPs, MLAs, and MLCs pledging to donate one month's salary.
What did BJP national president Nitin Nabin contribute?
BJP national president Nitin Nabin contributed three months' salary, amounting to ₹6.35 lakh, to the relief fund.
What is the purpose of the Chief Minister's Relief Fund?
The Chief Minister's Relief Fund serves as a vital medium for assisting needy people and providing relief and aid during times of disaster.
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