New Delhi:Congress, on Saturday, hit back at BJP's allegations over Rajiv Gandhi Foundation by asking 10 questions to the ruling party including the name of its donors who allegedly give money through electoral bonds.
"Will the BJP, like Rajiv Gandhi Foundation has done, ask the Vivekananda Foundation and the India Foundation to make public the list of all its donors including international, companies, entities, organisations including those of Chinese if any? Will BJP declare the name of donors from whom it has received thousands of crores in donations through electoral bonds?" asked Congress Chief Spokesperson, Randeep Singh Surjewala, in his statement.
He further added, "Will BJP disclose the source of funding, amounts received, name of donors for 'Overseas friends of BJP'? What is the connection of Shri Rajkumar Naraindas Sabnani alias Raju Sabnani to of-BJP? How much amount has been received by BJP-RSS over last six years by international funding and donors?"
The statement comes in the wake of BJP President JP Nadda allegations on Congress party over the alleged links between Rajiv Gandhi Foundation and China, amid the escalating tensions at Ladakh border.
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Hitting back at the BJP President, Surjewala said, "Shri JP Nadda has made his favourite pastime to mislead the country by making sensational claims. We had said yesterday and we reiterate that RGF had received a modest amount of Rs 20 lakh only from PMNRF in FY 2005-06, which was duly utilised for undertaking relief activities in Andaman and Nicobar Islands. No other amount was received from there."