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State in-charge censures Harish Chaudhary for his remarks in Assembly Aditi Nagar
New Delhi: State Congress in-charge Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa on Tuesday warned the state leaders for their acerbic over the paper leak incident. “Enough is enough, I can’t take it anymore. Whoever has any problem should bring it up with high command. But if you talk in front of the media, then it will not be tolerated,” Randhawa said.
“The issue of paper leak is before my arrival, it is a very sensitive matter. I had discussed this matter with the CM who had informed me that 41 accused have been caught and investigation is on. Whether
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THREAT LETTER TO NAVEEN JINDAL DEMANDING `50 CR First India Bureau it is a big man or a small one, action will be taken. It is a question of jobs and livelihood of the youth. It should be taken very seriously, there should be no politics in it,” he said. Randhawa said it is the right of every MLA to speak in the Assembly. Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa said that Harish Chaudhary is the respected leader and member of the high command. “It does not behove Harish Choudhary to make such statements. What Venugopal ji had said should be respected,” he said. Chaudhary on Tuesday cornered the state government in the House over the paper leak issue.
Jaipur: Rajasthan government on Tuesday turned down demand of a CBI probe into the paper leak cases in the state. Rejecting the demand of the opposition, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Shanti Dhariwal said that the state police are completely competent to investigate the matter. “The Rajasthan Police is capable of investigation and we are satisfied with the investigation. SOG is taking further action. The matter is being probed fast,” he said, adding that two recommendations of the committee have been accepted. P4
People do not defeat Congress. Leaders making absurd statements harm the Congress party. Those whom Rahul Gandhi trusted, if they give such statements, it will never
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Jindal demanding `50 crore from him, police said on Tuesday. The letter was delivered by post at the Jindal Steel and Power Limited (JSPL) factory in Patrapali village last week, a police official said.
