ED raids in Chhattisgarh; Action in case of Kolsa non-compliance A to Z Counsel

Circle Institute, New Delhi : In Chhattisgarh, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) raided the leaders of the ruling Congress party on Monday in connection with Kolsa abuses. After that Congress came to comment on it. Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel has accused the BJP of playing a game to divert public attention from the Adani episode.

MLA Devendra Yadav, Pradesh Congress Committee Treasurer Ram Gopal Agarwal, State Construction Workers Welfare Board President Sushil Sunny Agarwal and party spokesperson R.K. The residence of some Congress leaders including P. Singh was raided by the ED. ED gave the information that action will be taken only on the ‘beneficiaries’ in Kolsa malpractice case. Or there are genuine allegations involving senior administrative officials, industrialists, politicians and middlemen in malpractices.

Congress session will be held from 24 to 26 February in Raipur state. The action has been taken deliberately against his face. The BJP is misusing the central machinery to create malaise among the opponents,’ Sushil Anand Shukla, state liaison officer of the Congress, alleged.

torture by BJP
Gairvapar: Baghel

Raipur: ‘Bharatiya Janata Party is afraid of Congress. BJP is misusing the central machinery to suppress the voice of political opposition. The upcoming Congress session will be considered as a strategy for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, so it is for the BJP to get results on this session,’ Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel told a press conference. At that time, Congress state in-charge Kumari Selja, state president Mohan Markam, ministers and leaders would have been present.

‘O low class politics’

New Delhi: The raids conducted by ED on Congress leaders in Chhattisgarh is the low-level politics of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. We are not afraid of such cuts,’ said Jairam Ramesh, secretary general of the Congress, at the Delhi Press Council. Pawan Khera, the spokesperson of the party, would have been present. Jairam Ramesh informed that 17 government parties have come together against the decision to give ED powers under PMLA, and they will file a review petition in the Supreme Court together.