Mangaluru: Cong demands white paper on Covid-19 expenditure
Team Udayavani, May 30, 2020, 8:20 AM IST
Mangaluru: Opposition Congress in Karnataka on Friday urged the government to bring out a “white paper” on the expenditure towards Covid-19 measures including the purchase of PPE kits, sanitizers, and masks.
Addressing reporters here, Karnataka pradesh congress committee (KPCC) working president Saleem Ahmed said the charges relating to misappropriation of funds for procuring PPE kits and other protective items should be enquired by the public accounts committee (PAC).
Ahmed said the state government has not yet responded to the Congress demand to announce a special package of Rs 50,000 crore for coronavirus relief measures on the lines of Telangana.
The Congress has been acting as a responsible opposition and supporting the government’s actions to tackle the Covid-19 crisis, he said.
He also criticised the state governments “apathy” towards the plight of migrant labourers.
During the lockdown, the Congress had distributed 1.6 crore food packets, over 75 lakhgrocery kits, 35 lakh masks and seven lakh sanitizers to the people, he said.
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