ED Notice To NCP Leader Eknath Khadse: Maharashtra
ED notice to NCP leader Eknath Khadse asked to vacate the seized property: Maharashtra.
The troubles of Eknath Khadse, a former minister in the Maharashtra government, have increased. The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has issued a notice to NCP leader Khadse.
Apart from Khadse, the ED has also sent notices to other people.
The ED has given notice to Khadse and others to vacate the property, which was attached last year in a money laundering case. The notice said that Khadse will have to vacate the properties.
Let us tell you that last year, the ED had lodged a complaint against Khadse and his family members in the Pune land scam case.
The ED has also questioned Khadse and his family. In this case, the ED had attached several properties of Khadse.
Maharashtra: Congress wants to get out of its anti-Hindu image, Ashok Chavan indicated
Congress is fed up with its anti-Hindu image. Now she wants to get out of it.
Its indications were given by Ashok Chavan, president of the political committee of the convention while talking to the press during the ongoing two-day session of Maharashtra Congress in Shirdi on Wednesday.
On the first day of the convention, Ashok Chavan, while answering a question, made it clear that Congress is a secular party, but it does not mean that it is anti-Hindu.
According to him, this propaganda for Congress is done by the opposition parties. Congress will fight this propaganda.
Opposition to the candidature of Imran Pratapadhi.
Congress Minority Cell President Imran Pratapgarhi is being nominated for the Rajya Sabha from Maharashtra.
He is also being accused that in the near future local body elections in Maharashtra, Congress has done the same thing only to unilaterally convert the votes of Muslims to their side.
An outsider candidate like Pratapgarhi has been given a ticket from Maharashtra. Imran Pratapgarhi is known for his shero-Shayari and speech to take a sharp jibe at BJP as well as Hindutva.
His candidature from Maharashtra is being opposed even within Congress. The echo of this protest is also being heard in the state Congress session.
Ashok Chavan also admitted that complaints are being received from the party workers from district level to state level about the Congress getting less importance in the Maha Vikas Aghadi government.
But he said that this is not such a big issue. It will be resolved amongst themselves.
