Former Samajwadi Party Leader Amar Singh has a date with a Delhi court on Tuesday after receiving summons in the cash-for vote scams. The Delhi police has charge sheeted him and five others in connection with this.
The Delhi police believe that Amar Singh has played a key role in the cash-for-vote scam and the reason for such allegation is even after making numerous calls by Sanjeev Saxena to Samajwadi Party leader Amar Singh residence, there was no feed back from his side making their suspicion more strong.
It mentions that Saxena carried Rs. 1 crore on July 21, the morning before the trust vote to the House of BJP MP Ashok Argal and then made calls to confirm the delivery of cash.
According to the chargesheet, the gypsy used for the delivery of money by Saxena was registered in the name of a company owned by Amar Singh.
Also the admission form of Saxena's son shows his fathers address as 27, Lodhi Estate- Amar Singh's residence. Though the money trial is still to be established, but the police say that there is circumstantial evidence suggesting that the bribe money was sent by Amar Singh. Also in the dock are the three BJP members namely MP Ashok Agral, and former MPs Faggan Singh Khulaste and Mahavir Bhagora. Police reports that all these three are guilty of soliciting Amar Singh and accepting the bribe money. Former Advani aide Sudheendra Kulkarni has been chargesheeted for hatching this entire conspiracy along with Suhail Hindustani, a middleman who fixed the deal.
At present, the police force is busy collecting evidence against Amar Singh to prove that he was a bribe giver. In fact, the supplementary chargesheet is likely to have details on the money trial. Amar Singh and other accused are likely to appear before the court on Tuesday and thereafter have to seek the bail. If the court rejects their application, then they will be jailed.
News Reported by AR for Newsvision
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