Political Tensions Rise: Ex-Minister Challenges ACB Raids
Former Rajasthan minister Mahendrajeet Singh Malviya disputed the ACB raids at his residence and business, claiming a lack of evidence. Expressing concern over procedural lapses, he questioned the motives behind the raids, linking them to his political moves. Congress accused the government of using agencies for political revenge.
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Former Rajasthan minister Mahendrajeet Singh Malviya has raised questions about the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) raids conducted at his home and business, asserting no incriminating evidence was found during the searches.
Malviya reported that ACB teams searched three places, including his residence and a petrol station, sparking allegations of procedural mishandlings.
The raids followed shortly after Malviya hinted at returning to Congress, prompting speculations of political vengeance. He cites issues under the BJP, like delayed welfare schemes and fertilizer shortages, which influenced his potential political shift.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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