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Rajasthan
By Our Special Correspondent
JAIPUR, JAN. 4. Stung by the Congress accusation that the Rajasthan Government was not taking much interest in providing relief to the victims of tsunami, the Bharatiya Janata Party has initiated a series of steps to raise funds and resources for the affected persons, which included a commitment to collect Rs.1.50 crores in the next six days.
The party MLAs have been asked to donate a month's salary to the relief fund while the councillors have been told to contribute their month's emoluments. The former MPs and MLAs have been asked to donate their month's pension. Mr.Lakhawat said the party was considering a one-time amendment in the rules regarding the use MLAs' Local Area Development Fund -- which amounts to Rs.60 lakhs -- so that they could contribute Rs.5 lakh each for relief. The topic had been discussed with the Chief Minister, Vasundhara Raje who too had responded favourably, he said.
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