JAIPUR: Governor Kalraj Mishra will contribute 30% of his monthly salary during the current financial year to support the fight against coronavirus pandemic, an official said on Tuesday.
According to the Raj Bhavan spokesperson, Mishra will draw only 70% salary while the remaining 30% will remain with the state exchequer.
It will be used as an assistance to contain the spread of the deadly virus and relief works, he said.
“The governor’s secretary Subir Kumar has forwarded a letter in this regard to chief secretary D B Gupta,” he added.
According to the Raj Bhavan spokesperson, Mishra will draw only 70% salary while the remaining 30% will remain with the state exchequer.
It will be used as an assistance to contain the spread of the deadly virus and relief works, he said.
“The governor’s secretary Subir Kumar has forwarded a letter in this regard to chief secretary D B Gupta,” he added.
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