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After a Bengaluru court ordered the registration of an FIR against Union Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and others, Janadhikar Sanghrish Parishad (JSP) complainant Adarsh Iyer on Saturday alleged that the government had extorted huge sums of money from companies. ‘Misused’ his power to exploit.
Iyer has alleged that several people, including Finance Minister, Enforcement Directorate officers, BJP officials, BJP leader Nalin Kumar Kittel and Karnataka BJP chief BY Vijayendra were allegedly involved in the money recovery case. are
“As we all know, the Supreme Court had given a landmark order on electoral bonds where it ordered the SBI to disclose the entire data. After that, many media studied and made reports that the extortion was a clear case, we went ahead and found that it was a case of corruption,” ANI quoted Iyer as saying.
Iyer said that a complaint was filed by the Janadhikar Sangharsh Parishad that those in power on ED and Income Tax allegedly forced companies to pay huge sums, terming it as extortion.
He also expressed happiness over the recent verdict received after five months. He said that a special court has ordered an investigation under CrPC (Criminal Procedure Code) Section 153.
The court has ordered an investigation under Section 153 CrPC. Nirmala Sitharaman is accused number 1, Delhi ED officials are second, national level BJP officials are third, former state BJP president is fourth and former state BJP president is fourth. The fifth is BJP’s current state chief BY Vijayendra,” added Iyer.
Terming the court order as a serious development, Trinamool Congress leader Kunal Ghosh said that both… Union Finance Minister And the Prime Minister should accept the responsibility.
“This is a very serious development as the court has ordered registration of an FIR against Nirmala Sitharaman for poll bond extortion. We have been saying since day one that the central government has misused central agencies. “The government should take responsibility. The Union Finance Minister and the Prime Minister too,” Ghosh said
Chief Minister of Karnataka Siddaramaiah Nirmala Sitharaman’s resignation came after a Bangalore court ordered an FIR to be registered against the Union minister and other leaders for allegedly siphoning money through now-defunct election bonds.
At a press conference, Siddaramaiah slammed the Karnataka BJP, questioning when they would protest against Seetha Raman and demand his resignation in connection with the alleged “scam”.
He also demanded the resignation of Union Minister and BJP leader HD Kumaraswamy along with the resignation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi for conducting an impartial probe.
The court ordered Bengaluru’s Tilaknagar police station to register an FIR against Nirmala Sitharaman for extortion through election bonds.
With ANI input
