Rs 100 crore Rajya Sabha seat racket: The CBI has named over 4 accused
New Delhi:
A racket promising a Rajya Sabha seat for as much as Rs 100 crore has been busted by the Central Bureau of Investigation, folks aware of the matter informed NDTV. The central probe company caught the accused simply earlier than cash exchanged fingers, they stated, including the accused additionally supplied governorship for as much as Rs 100 crore.
The Central Bureau of Investigation, or CBI, had been listening to calls by way of a cellphone intercept for the previous couple of weeks as they zeroed in on the accused, folks with direct data of the matter stated, asking to not be recognized.
Over 4 folks have been charged by the CBI. A few of them have been recognized as Maharashtra resident Karmalakar Premkumar Bandgar, Karnataka resident Ravindra Vithal Naik, and Delhi residents Mahendra Pal Arora and Abhishek Boora.
The accused ran an elaborate racket to cheat folks by falsely assuring them they might organize seats in Rajya Sabha, governorship, or appointment as chairperson of presidency organisations, ministries and departments, sources stated.
“Abhishek Boora conspired with Karmalakar Premkumar Bandgar to make use of his connections and attain high-level authorities officers, who might play a pivotal function in such appointments,” an individual linked to the probe informed NDTV, asking to not be recognized.
The CBI’s First Info Report, or FIR, seen by NDTV, has clear particulars about how the racket promised a Rajya Sabha seat to cheat folks for as much as Rs 100 crore.
Mr Bandgar, impersonating as a senior CBI officer, informed the opposite accused together with a Mohammed Aijaz Khan to usher in any form of work that he can repair in return for an enormous sum, sources stated.
“Karmalakar Premkumar Bandgar, Mahendra Pal Arora, Md. Alaz Khan and Ravindra Vithal Naik usually drop names of the senior bureaucrats and political functionaries for impressing upon the consumer approaching them for some work both straight or by intermediary like Abhishek Boora,” the CBI FIR states.
“Karmalakar Premkumar Bandgar, falsely personating as senior CBI officer, has been threatening officers posted in police stations for exhibiting favour to some particular person recognized to him, for influencing the investigation of ongoing instances,” the FIR states.
