I've issued a legal notice to Under-Secretary (Funds), PMO for failure to provide me with copies of the trust deed & accounts of the PM CARES fund.
The refusal to provide these documents is a violation of Sec. 19 & 57 of The Indian Trusts Act, 1882. (explained below)
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The refusal to provide these documents is a violation of Sec. 19 & 57 of The Indian Trusts Act, 1882. (explained below)
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PM CARES has been established as a "public charitable trust".
Therefore, the "beneficiaries" of this trust are all citizens of India.
And that includes me.
Here's what Sec. 19 of The Indian Trusts Act states:
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Therefore, the "beneficiaries" of this trust are all citizens of India.
And that includes me.
Here's what Sec. 19 of The Indian Trusts Act states:
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Similarly, Sec. 57 entitles me (and all of you) to inspect and take copies of instrument of trust, accounts, etc.
Here's what Sec. 57 of The Indian Trusts Act states:
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Here's what Sec. 57 of The Indian Trusts Act states:
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In addition, I shall continue to seek redressal through all other available laws & RTI appeals in order to get a copy of PM CARES trust deed & its accounts.
This is probably the biggest scam in Indian history & thats why info is being stonewalled.
The fight must go on.
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This is probably the biggest scam in Indian history & thats why info is being stonewalled.
The fight must go on.
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PS: It may be argued that Trust Act doesn’t apply to public charitable funds.
Funnily they left a loophole.
In PMNRF vs Aseem Takyar, Govt. submitted that PMNRF is actually a “private trust”.
PMCARES, they’ve said, is administered along the lines of PMNRF.
So let’s see :)
Funnily they left a loophole.
In PMNRF vs Aseem Takyar, Govt. submitted that PMNRF is actually a “private trust”.
PMCARES, they’ve said, is administered along the lines of PMNRF.
So let’s see :)
