New Delhi, Aug 18: PayTM founder and India's youngest billionaire, Vijay Shekhar Sharma, faced flak on Twitter when he shared a screenshot of the PayTM receipt after donating Rs 10,000 to flood-hit Kerala.

Questioning his generosity, users on micro-blogging site said they have contributed more than Sharma despite an income which is a miniscule fraction of his wealth and assets.

The tweet of his donation receipt was deleted by Sharma after being trolled/ Here's the screenshot:

Here are other prominent reactions:

Some Twitter users, however, defended Sharma saying the maximum amount which could be transacted through PayTM at once is Rs 10,000.

Although the PayTM chief has drawn flak, his mobile wallet firm has collected more than Rs 3 crore in last 48 hours for the Kerala relief fund.

The civil society in the flood-ravaged state, along with the government, has appealed people from all parts of the nation to make maximum donations. Here are the details for making a donation to the Chief Minister's Disaster Relief Fund:

As part of the rehabilitation programme, the state government will disburse Rs 4 lakh each to the kin of deceased, along with Rs 10 lakh to those whose houses have been washed away in the floods. Rs 3,800 per person will also be provided at the earliest to people lodged at the relief camps.

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