PM CARES Fund: Is It A Scam/Fraud? | Facts & Rumours | PM Really Cares? | Analysis By Sumant Singh скачать в хорошем качестве

PM CARES Fund: Is It A Scam/Fraud? | Facts & Rumours | PM Really Cares? | Analysis By Sumant Singh

#PMCARESFund In this video I've exposed the reality of PM-CARES Fund, I've raised questions regarding the lack of transparency and accountability, RTI issues, donation & fund collection, many exemptions from laws including taxation and CSR, litigations, and how it's legalizing the pure corruption in govt and Every question asked in this video is backed by evidence. There're many more facts that people(citizen) should know about because it's our right. Everything is analysed and explained completely, If you found this video informative then kindly make others also well-informed by sharing it and become the part of our "TowardsTheChange" ___________________________________________ 0:00 Overview 1:31 About PM CARES Fund 2:20 PM CARES Fund: Public Or Private? 4:56 Legal Issues & Exemptions 7:31 PM CARES Vs PMNRF & Donations 8:41 Donation Spending & Corruption 9:39 Results Of PM CARES Fund 11:19 What To Do? ___________________________________________ Other Social Media Handles : Instagram : https://instagram.com/besumantsingh?i... Twitter : https://twitter.com/besumantsingh?s=09 Facebook :   / besumantsingh   _________________________________________ Music: Kurt - Cheel. ___________________________________________ Overview: The PM CARES Fund has faced criticism for the lack of transparency and accountability in relation to its establishment, functioning, and accounts. The total amount of funds donated and the names of donors have not been publicly disclosed, and the fund is privately audited. The Government of India has initially claimed that the fund is a private fund, and denied that the PM CARES Fund is a public fund for the purposes of transparency laws such as the Right to Information Act 2005, even though the Fund uses government infrastructure and the national emblem of the Government of India. In December 2020, the Government of India reversed its stance and admitted that the PM CARES Fund was a public fund, but still refused to disclose information regarding it under the Right to Information Act 2005. There are currently several ongoing cases at the Supreme Court of India and several High Courts in relation to the Fund. The legal status of the PM CARES Fund is unclear, as the Government of India has taken contradictory stances, indicating at times that the Fund is a public body controlled by the Government, and at other times, that it is a private trust. Documentation disclosed by the Government of India in December 2020, after a sustained campaign for transparency regarding the Fund, reveals that the Trust Deed constituting the Fund describes it as a private trust, stating "The trust is neither intended to be or is in fact owned, controlled or substantially financed by any government or any instrumentality of the government." This stance was contradicted by the Government of India a few weeks later, which admitted in a formal response to an RTI petition that the Fund was "owned by, controlled by and established by the government of India". The Government of India has repeatedly denied the supply of information regarding the Fund under India's transparency law, the Right to Information Act 2005, which applies to all public bodies, on the grounds that it is not a public body. In December 2020, following several assertions from the Government of India that the PM CARES Fund was a private body, and not a public fund, an application was moved to question the use of the national emblem of India in the Fund's documentation. As it is illegal for the national emblem to be used for private entities, the application sought prosecution under the State Emblem of India (Prohibition of Improper Use) Act, 2005, for using the national emblem in the PM CARES Fund documentation. The Government of India, in response, has asserted now that it is a public body, controlled by the Government of India, but is still not subject to transparency laws like the RTI Act. There're many things to know about this so for that, watch the whole video till the end to understand properly. ____________________***___________________ _________