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Whistleblower Haryana IAS officer Ashok Khemka, who cancelled the mutation of 3.5 acres of land belonging to Congress president Sonia Gandhi’s son-in-law Robert Vadra with realty major DLF Universal, today dared any aggrieved party -- government or parties to the deal -- to move court against his orders.
New Delhi, October 18
as Superintendent of Police (City), Chandigarh, while taking Rs 1 lakh as bribe from Sector-26 police station SHO Anokh Singh for giving him a clean chit in five inquiries pending against him.
Himachal Pradesh, otherwise perceived as a poor state, has a billionaire amongst its ranks of politicians contesting the Assembly elections in the state.
Brij Behari Butail, the Congress candidate from Palampur in Kangra district, is the richest politician contesting these elections, owning movable and immovable assets worth more than Rs 100 crore.
He owes it to the value of tea
gardens he owns in Palampur. Butail is a former revenue minister and
belongs to the family that has been affiliated with the Congress from
the very beginning.