KCR played self-goal in MLAs' poaching case?
Has K chandrasekhar Rao, the leader of the Bharat Rashtra Samithi and the chief minister of telangana, engaged in a self-serving act by attempting to draw attention to the purported attempt to kidnap four BRS MLAs from the bjp leadership at the national level? If the discussion taking place in the political circles is closely followed, the answer would appear to be yes. The telangana high court turning the matter over to the cbi and the Enforcement Directorate questioning complainant mla Pilot Rohit reddy were unexpected developments that the BRS leadership had not anticipated.
The ED investigation into the MLAs' poaching issue was rejected a stay by the telangana High court on Wednesday. It denied a petition Rohit reddy submitted asking for a temporary injunction to stop the ED from summoning him for questioning on december 30. The court declined to become involved in the ED investigation and told them to carry out their duties in light of the information they had at the time.
S Niranjan reddy, a seasoned attorney and member of the congress PARTY' target='_blank' title='ysr congress-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW">ysr congress party, pleaded on behalf of Rohit reddy and informed the court that the accused had made a Rs 100 crore offer to the BRS MLA. "It was only an offer; no money had been paid. How can the ED suspect money laundering in the case when there was no financial transaction, he questioned. The Enforcement Directorate was requested by the top court to submit a response, and the matter was continued until january 5. Rohit reddy weakened the case overall by asserting that there was no financial transaction.
The ED investigation into the MLAs' poaching issue was rejected a stay by the telangana High court on Wednesday. It denied a petition Rohit reddy submitted asking for a temporary injunction to stop the ED from summoning him for questioning on december 30. The court declined to become involved in the ED investigation and told them to carry out their duties in light of the information they had at the time.
S Niranjan reddy, a seasoned attorney and member of the congress PARTY' target='_blank' title='ysr congress-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW">ysr congress party, pleaded on behalf of Rohit reddy and informed the court that the accused had made a Rs 100 crore offer to the BRS MLA. "It was only an offer; no money had been paid. How can the ED suspect money laundering in the case when there was no financial transaction, he questioned. The Enforcement Directorate was requested by the top court to submit a response, and the matter was continued until january 5. Rohit reddy weakened the case overall by asserting that there was no financial transaction.