Indian Finance Minister Nirmala Sathraman has stated that I shouldn’t have cash to contest the Lok Sabha elections.
In keeping with Indian media, Nirmala Satharaman stated that Bharatiya Janata Celebration (BJP) president JP Nadda had given her the choice to contest elections from Andhra Pradesh or Tamil Nadu.
He stated that after pondering for eight to 10 days, I instructed the BJP president that I shouldn’t have the required funds to contest the elections.
Nirmala Sathraman says that I’m very grateful to JP Nadda that he accepted my argument and now I’m not contesting elections.
When requested why the nation’s finance minister didn’t have cash to contest elections, he replied that the Consolidated Fund of India was not his.
Persevering with his speech, he stated that my wage, my earnings and my financial savings are mine and never the Consolidated Fund of India.
It must be famous that the overall elections for 543 Lok Sabha seats will begin from April 19, voting will likely be held in seven phases in Indian states, which is able to finish on June 1.
21 states on April 19 within the first part, 12 states on April 26 within the second part, 12 states on May 7 within the third part, 10 states within the fourth part on May 13, eight states within the fifth part on May 20, and May 25 within the sixth part. Voting will likely be held in 7 states and within the seventh part on June 1 in eight states.
