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Cong leader files petition against Scindia's RS election

  •   Sun, Jun 28 2020 10:26:46 AM

Gwalior, Jun 28 (IANS): A pro-Digvijaya Singh Congress leader on Saturday filed a petition against Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Jyotiraditya Scindia, alleging that the nomination papers filed for the recent Rajya Sabha election concealed a criminal case pending against him.

The petition was filed before Gwalior district court by Gopi Lal Bhartiya through his counsel Kuber Bouddh.

Judicial Magistrate first class Pawan Patel, however, asked the petitioner to move special court at Bhopal designated to hear cases against public representatives.

In September 2017 in the Vyapam scam, Shyamala Hills police had registered a case against Scindia, then in the Congress, as well as his then party colleagues Digvijaya Singh, and Kamal Nath, and IT expert Prashant Pandey on the orders of Bhopal Special Judge Suresh Singh.

They were all booked under various sections including production of fraudulent documents, but Scindia has not mentioned the case, said Bouddh.

The petitioners will now take the matter to a Bhopal court.

 
  

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  • anthony, Mangalore

    Sun, Jun 28 2020

    Jyotiraditya Scindia who once has been the hope of millions across the country has lost all his pan india appeal by back stabbing the congress for personal gain. He has proved to be another Aaya Ram Gaya Ram.

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