KDMC BJP Corporators Donate One-Month Salaries For Drought Relief, Dipesh Mhatre Gives ₹1 Lakh
Kalyan: In a gesture of solidarity with drought-hit farmers in Maharashtra, BJP corporators of the Kalyan-Dombivli Municipal Corporation (KDMC) have pledged their one-month salaries to the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund, extending financial support to people grappling with the agrarian crisis. Nandu Parab Hands Over Cheque The consolidated cheque, representing one month’s salary of the BJP…
In Kalyan, the BJP corporators from the Kalyan-Dombivli Municipal Corporation (KDMC) have demonstrated solidarity with drought-stricken farmers across Maharashtra. They have pledged to donate one month's salaries to the Chief Minister's Relief Fund, providing crucial financial support to those experiencing hardships due to the agrarian crisis. The consolidated cheque was presented by Kalyan BJP district president Nandu Parab to state BJP president Ravindra Chavan, who would forward it to the Chief Minister's Relief Fund.
Adding to the collective contribution, BJP corporator and Thane divisional publicity chief Dipesh Mhatre donated an additional ₹1 lakh towards drought relief. The corporators emphasized that this initiative was in line with the party's commitment to supporting farmers and vulnerable communities during a time of distress. They highlighted that the contribution was an effort to extend a helping hand to those facing hardship, reflecting the traditional spirit of coming together to face crises in Maharashtra.
BJP leaders expressed hope that the financial assistance would provide some respite to drought-affected individuals and families. They also encouraged others to join in supporting those in need, viewing the initiative as a call for broader public participation in relief efforts. While the exact total amount of the corporators' contribution was not specified, it was clear that the move was not merely a financial act but also a call for others to step forward and assist those facing difficulties.
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