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ED detains former minister Nagendra’s wife in Tribal Welfare Board case

  •   Wed, Jul 17 2024 11:04:44 PM

Bengaluru, July 17 (IANS): The Enforcement Directorate (ED), investigating the Tribal Welfare case in Karnataka, has detained former minister B. Nagendra's wife for questioning.

Sources said Nagendra's wife Manjula was taken into custody from her residence located in the upscale Dollars Colony in Bengaluru.

It is alleged that money has been also transferred from the account of Nagendra, who is in custody, to his family members and also to his wife's account.

The opposition has been demanding the resignation of Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and is also demanding a probe by CBI in the case.

They have alleged that the case involves Rs 187 crore which has been fraudulently transferred to fake accounts in Telangana and used during the Lok Sabha election.

 

 
  

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  • Langoolacharya., Belman / Washington, DC.

    Thu, Jul 18 2024

    New 'Brand Ambassadors' of CONgress party in Karnataka....Corruption is 'Kula Kasabu' of ALL politicians in India....if there is no scope for corruption....nobody will join politics in India....Tak...Takk...

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  • Prakash, Manipal

    Thu, Jul 18 2024

    If we observe wives of officers and politicians are more corrupt than husbands themselves... This may sound controversial but if one closely observes it is the wives who encourage more illegal money into the household... Unless women change for the better we the society will remain in the top rung of corruption ladder....

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