Do not go to Coachin, come back, will make you minister: Yeddyurappa allegedly lures BC Patil
Bengaluru: Yeddyurappa caught trying to lure Congress MLA BC Patil. The Congress MLA from Hirekerur recorded this incriminating audio which nails Yeddyurappa.
Transcripts:
BC Patil - hello ... hello... hello ... give him the phone (asking the man who called to hand the phone over)
YEDDYURAPPA - hello ..
BC- Anna namaskara, congratulations ..
BSY- Where are you..?
BC Patil - going to Cochin in the bus ..
BSY- don’t go to Coachin, come back. come back we’ll make you a Minister and help you in whatever way you want...
BC Patil - Anna.. okay..If you had told me little early...
BSY: I could only tell you when the time was right, that is why I’m doing it now. Now don’t go to Coachin, come back ..
BCP: But we’re in bus ..
BSY: don’t go, give some excuse and come back ..
BCP: so what will be my position..
BSY: You will become a minister that’s all!
BCP: Anna I have 3 other people with me ..
BSY: bring them with you, you trust me right..?
BCP: yes yes ..
BSY: Then come back, don’t go..
BCP: okay Anna okay ..
BSY: once you go to Coachin, the matter is closed because we won’t be able to catch you..
BCP: Okay okay Anna ..
BSY: Now tell me what will you do..?
BCP: I’ll Call you back in 5 minutes and tell you.. .
BSY: Call Shriramulu and tell..
BCP: Okay Anna..
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ED gets MHA sanction to prosecute Arvind Kejriwal in excise policy case
New Delhi (PTI): The Union Home Ministry has granted sanction to the Enforcement Directorate to prosecute former Delhi chief minister and AAP national convenor Arvind Kejriwal in the excise policy linked money laundering case, officials said.
The federal agency has filed a chargesheet against the 56-year-old politician before a special Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) court here last year after arresting him in March.
The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has recently granted the required sanction to the Enforcement Directorate (ED) for prosecuting Kejriwal under the anti-money laundering law in the Delhi excise policy case, officials said.
The development comes ahead of the Delhi Assembly on February 5.
Kejriwal has been made made an accused in his personal capacity as well as in the capacity of being the national convenor of his political party AAP.
The former chief minister was called the "kingpin and key conspirator" of the Delhi excise "scam" by the ED.
It was alleged that he acted in collusion with Delhi government minister, the AAP leaders and others.
The ED had earlier claimed that AAP, being a political party, is defined as an association or a body of individual citizens of India under the Representation of the People Act and hence it can be categorised as a "company" as contemplated under Section 70 of the PMLA.
As Kejriwal was "in-charge of and responsible" for the said company i.e. AAP during the time of offence, he and his party "shall be deemed guilty" of offences mentioned under the anti-money laundering law and liable to be prosecuted and punished, it had said.
The excise case pertains to alleged corruption and money laundering in formulating and executing the Delhi government's excise policy for 2021-22, which was later scrapped.
Delhi Lieutenant Governor V K Saxena had recommended a CBI probe into the alleged irregularities. Subsequently, the ED registered a case under the PMLA.
Taking cognisance of a CBI FIR lodged on August 17, 2022, the ED filed its money laundering case on August 22, 2022 to probe the alleged irregularities.
