THE JHARKHAND STORY NETWORK
Ranchi, March 13: BJP State General Secretary and MP Aditya Sahu today dared Congress Barkagaon MLA Amba Prasad to reveal who contacted her to fight elections on the BJP ticket from Hazaribag.
Rebutting the Congress MLA’s allegation that the ED raided her locations after she refused to fight the Lok Sabha election on the BJP ticket, Sahu said that the loot of minerals, sand and land in the state had been exposed in the action of ED.
Unrestrained statements in defence
“When the ED raided the house of Congress MLA Amba Prasad, she made unrestrained statements in defence,” Sahu said while addressing a press conference at the party state headquarters.
Land loot and corruption
“She should remember her and her family’s record. The Barkagaon assembly constituency has been synonymous with terrorism, land looting and corruption for the last 15 years,” Sahu alleged.
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In a video on the projector in the state office, he showed how the land of Kayum Ansari and Nizam Ansari of Palani, Patratu, was looted.
Police bow down before Amba family: BJP
He said that the state of bullying is such that even the police administration bows down before them. “When the police seize a tractor laden with illegal sand, their supporters forcibly take away the tractor from the police station. The entire region and Jharkhand know that their parents have become synonymous with terror in the area,” Sahu alleged.
He said that if the BJP contacted her to make her a candidate in the Lok Sabha elections, Amba Prasad should certify who talked to her about this and when.
She recently met Yashwant Sinha ji and discussed the elections, whose picture was published in the media.
He said that as far as the RSS is concerned, they should know that RSS is a nationalist cultural organisation. “Amba ji is making unrestrained statements to cover up the action of ED,” he asserted.
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