"Pay Rs 100": Madhya Pradesh Minister To Supporters For Selfie With Her
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Usha Thakur has said those who want to click selfies with her must pay Rs 100 to the local party unit so that it can be used for organisational work.
Madhya Pradesh Minister Usha Thakur has found a way to use the rush of supporters, eager to take selfies with her, to her party's advantage. Pay 100 Rs for #selfies with @BJP4India@bjp4mp cabinet minister @UshaThakurMLA@ndtv@ndtvindia@GargiRawat@manishndtvpic.twitter.com/4yXYWhUBGm The minister has said that those who want to click selfies with her must pay Rs 100 to the local party unit so that it can be used for organisational work. Speaking to the media in Khandwa, Usha Thakur said, "Friends, you all know clicking selfies is very time-consuming and sometimes, we are delayed by hours. So from an organisational point of view, we have discussed that whoever clicks selfies will deposit Rs 100 with the local party unit treasurer so that the sum can be used for organisational work."
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