Income Tax raids, Lalu Prasad Yadav says Narendra Modi-led BJP has new 'alliance partners'
New Delhi/Patna: Veteran politician Lalu Prasad Yadav on Tuesday hit out at the Narendra Modi-drove BJP agreement at the Center after the Income Tax Department conducted raids at more than 22 puts in Delhi and Haryana regarding asserted Rs 1,000-crore benami arrive bargains including him.
The previous Bihar chief minister hit back, saying the BJP can't smother his voice.
In a progression of tweets, the RJD chief said that he will keep on fighting against the Fascist powers and won't be frightened by these strategies.
The RJD chief likewise named the Income Tax Department as the new organization together accomplice of the Narendra Modi-controlled BJP, which is supposedly being utilized to panic match lawmakers.
In another tweet, Lalu said that his gathering's cooperation with Nitish Kumar-drove Janata Dal United stays in place and endeavors are on to bring more hostile to BJP parties together.
An obviously cornered veteran Bihar lawmaker made these responses hours after his "companion" Nitish Kumar discounted himself of the prime ecclesiastical race in the 2019 Lok Sabha decisions.
In a clear softening of remain towards the Narendra Modi-drove BJP government at the Center, Nitish had yesterday said that he is not in the race for getting to be noticeably head administrator since he is unable, while likewise calling Modi 'a proficient pioneer having the capacity to lead the nation'.
A noticeably cornered veteran Bihar politician made these responses hours after his "companion" Nitish Kumar discounted himself of the prime pastoral race in the 2019 Lok Sabha decisions.
In a clear softening of remain towards the Narendra Modi-drove BJP government at the Center, Nitish had yesterday said that he is not in the race for getting to be noticeably PM since he is unfit, while likewise calling Modi 'a competent pioneer having the capacity to lead the nation'.
Prior today, the Income Tax sleuths raided a few areas connected to Lalu Yadav and RJD MP PC Gupta's home and in addition a few specialists and land operators in Delhi and Haryana's Gurugram and Rewari.
The raids started around 3 am on Tuesday, in which more than 100 authorities were included. Wage Tax authorities likewise sought more than 10 premises of some administration authorities.
The IT Department's activity comes in the wake of the assertions made by previous Bihar Deputy Chief Minister and senior BJP pioneer Sushil Kumar Modi.
PM Modi had before charged Lalu Yadav and his kids - Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Tejashwi Yadav, Health Minister Tej Pratap Yadav and Rajya Sabha Parliamentarian Misa Bharti - of being required in degenerate land bargains.
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar had on Monday said that if there was narrative verification or strong proof against the RJD chief and his family then the focal government ought to make lawful move.
The Bharatiya Janata Party had requested a CBI test into the "shady" land deals.
Union Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad has affirmed that RJD chief's daughter Misa Bharti has not uncovered these asserted resources in her race testimony and has requested that the Election Commission make a move against her.
The BJP pioneer likewise charged that the land arrangements were done amid Lalu Prasad's residence as Union Railway Minister in the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government.
Taking after the IT strikes, Sushil Kumar Modi, who has been over and again blaming Lalu Prasad and his family in the "benami" properties case, told the media in Patna that his stand was "vindicated".