National Herald Case: Nadda targets Rahul and Sonia Gandhi, said- criminal never calls himself a criminal
New Delhi, Agencies. Politics is hot on ED’s notice to Sonia and Rahul Gandhi in National Herald case. The BJP on Wednesday targeted the Congress, saying that a criminal never calls himself a criminal. According to the report of news agency ANI, BJP President JP Nadda said that have you ever seen any criminal saying that I am a criminal. They (Sonia and Rahul Gandhi) will definitely deny it. There is documentary evidence in this case. If the charge sheet is filed then the accused approaches the court to quash it, but they have sought bail. It means they (Sonia and Rahul Gandhi) are guilty.
According to ED officials, the agency wants to record the statements of Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA). Congress has targeted the central government over the action of ED (Enforcement Directorate, ED). Congress has alleged that this cowardly conspiracy has been hatched by the central government to mislead the country. Congress spokesperson Randeep Surjewala said that the Congress and its leadership are not afraid of this action of the investigating agency.
Surjewala said that the Modi government, which specializes in the politics of misleading the country, has become blind in the spirit of revenge. The government has hatched a cowardly conspiracy. Prime Minister Modi has now issued notices to Congress President Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi from the Enforcement Directorate in the National Herald case. The central government is in utter dismay for failing to hide its failures. A hideous conspiracy is being hatched against the leadership of the Congress. Congress leader Abhishek Manusinghvi said that investigative agencies are being used against the opposition leaders.
It is noteworthy that the Enforcement Directorate (ED) has summoned Congress President Sonia Gandhi and party leader Rahul Gandhi for questioning on June 8 for questioning in a money laundering case related to the newspaper National Herald. The case is related to the investigation of alleged financial irregularities in the Congress-backed ‘Young India’. The newspaper National Herald is owned by Young Indian Pvt Ltd. It is published by Associated Journals Limited, AJL.
