As Rahul Gandhi rejoined Enforcement Directorate (ED) ongoing investigation related to the National Herald newspaper, the Congress party workers relaunched the protest against the probe agency. Amid this, a Bharatiya Janat Party (BJP) leader took a swipe against the Congress party. BJP leader Sambit Patra said, “No one is Queen Victoria or Prince in this country that they won’t be probed, the law is equal for all. Everyone is probed for corruption…” he said.
Rahul Gandhi has been questioned in detail about the ownership of Young Indian Private Limited (YIL) by the Gandhi family and its shareholding pattern in Associated Journals Limited (AJL), the company that runs the National Herald newspaper.
Patra said that the public knows about the involvement of a family and Rahul Gandhi’s role in misusing the country’s money through the National Herald scam. “It is natural that if corruption is done then there will be an inquiry,” he added.
Congress workers are holding protests across the country today against the “anti-youth” Agnipath scheme and the central government’s “vendetta politics” targeting party leader Rahul Gandhi, who is being questioned by the ED in a money laundering case.
Indian Youth Congress workers stopped a train and blocked railway tracks at Delhi’s Shivaji Bridge railway station in protest against the ED.
