Two BJP leaders booked for demanding Rs 15 lakh from businessman


New Delhi, Mar 31 (IANS): An extortion case has been filed against two BJP leaders in Delhi, Siyaram Shakya and Dheeraj Pradhan, for allegedly demanding Rs 15 lakh from a businessman to let him construct his house.

The FIR was lodged with the Dabri police station in Dwarka district on March 29. Pradhan is said to be the Mehrauli district vice-president of BJP, while Shakya is reportedly a local BJP leader.

The businessman, Chaman Prakash Saxena, a resident of East Kidwai Nagar, has alleged that he was asked to pay Rs 15 lakh by the accused to settle their score.

"I was lawfully constructing a property at Raja Puri in Uttam Nagar. But Siyaram Shakya fabricated a civil case against me. When I tried to resolve the issue, Shakya asked me to come the office of Dheeraj Pradhan, where they demanded Rs 15 lakh from me to settle the matter out of court. Pradhan is facing court trials and was held guilty is one of the cases," Saxena alleged in the FIR, which has been accessed by IANS.

The complainant alleged that he was in fear that the accused may harm his family members.

Saxena also said that on March 6, a civil judge in Dwarka had vacated a stay order and directed him to repair the property of Shakya.

"I didn't damage their property. I just wanted to resolve the matter. I had asked Shakya to show where his property was damaged so that I could get it repaired, but he threatened me," Saxena alleged.

He also said that on March 11, when he resumed construction work of his own property, he was again threatened by Shakya to pay Rs 15 lakh or face dire consequences.

According to sources, no arrests have been made in the case so far.

 

  

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  • Alan, Mangalore/U.S.A

    Fri, Mar 31 2023

    After Modi has come to power these ruffians are emboldened. 40% commission for everything. The moment you point out this atrocity then the E.D. comes knocking on your doorstep. Look at the case of the Manipal Group. The moment the group's chairman spoke about the rampant corruption that is prevailing in Karnataka, Immediately there was the I.T and E.D raid on the group. This is going on unabated. The common man is paying a heavy price for voting for B.J.P to power.

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  • David Pais, Mangalore

    Fri, Mar 31 2023

    dey should have asked 15 lakhs from chaiwaala

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  • Sameer, Riyadh

    Fri, Mar 31 2023

    '15 Lakhs' has become legendary since 2014. Instead of asking Supreme Leader they are asking these businessmen 🤣🤣🤣

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  • Gautam Das, Bangalore

    Fri, Mar 31 2023

    This is going over and above 40% commission, straight away demanding one lump sum amount. Chors have fabricated stories to accuse an innocent to swindle money by misusing thier power. Because these thugs belong to an elite party they will be acquitted with clean chit and the poor innocent businessman will be charged with fabricated charges. Court will uphold the charges and send him to jail or pay the amount. Courts preach something and does the exact opposite. Sisodia and Rahul Gandhi are suffering the same fate.

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  • Rolf, Dubai

    Fri, Mar 31 2023

    Feel sad about their Sevaks & Savaiker.

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