PAYTM founder donates INR 10,000 for Kerala flood victims: Twitter trolls

For the help of Kerala, the hands of help are moving forward from all sides.

PAYTM founder donates INR 10,000 for Kerala flood victims: Twitter trolls
People are fiercely criticizing Vijay Shekhar Sharma for having given a donation of just INR 10,000. (Image Credit: Wikipedia)
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The people of Kerala are battling the most horrific floods these days. So far, more than 300 people have lost their lives. More than 2 lakh people have to take shelter in higher places.

For the help of Kerala, the hands of help are moving forward from all sides. Shahrukh Khan and Akshay Kumar to Tamil superstar Chian Vikram, Telugu superstar Junior NTR has come forward to help the people of Kerala.

Although most of these people have not declared themselves as to how much they have donated for flood victims.

There is also a lot of discussion on the social media about the help of Sunny Leone's INR 5 crore donation because people are linking it to PayTM owner Vijay Shekhar Sharma.

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People are fiercely criticizing Vijay Shekhar Sharma for having given a donation of just INR 10,000 and despite being a billionaire, he did not even miss the promotion.

A user on Twitter says,

The 8-year-old daughter gave 9 thousand and the billionaire gave only 10 thousand: The tweet that shows a donation of INR 10,000 from Vijay Shekhar Sharma, has been widely criticized by the users.

One user wrote that "8-year-old Anupriya donated 9000 rupees to Kerala flood victims by saving 9,000 from his Pocket Money, but Vijay Sakhar could be given only 10 thousand rupees as a billionaire."

Well, this is not the first time that Sharma's name has come into the controversy over donations. In December last year, Sharma shared a screenshot of Twitter on social media to donate the Indian Armed Forces on the occasion of Armed Forces Flag Day. He donated 501 rupees.

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