Rs 22 lakh cash recovered from hospitals of Anti-Corruption crusader Yogendra Yadav’s kins; Kejriwal rushes to save culprits

New Delhi, July 13: The Income Tax Department raided sister of Swaraj India Party convener Yogendra Yadav’s hospital of Rewari and brother-in-law of brother-in-law on Wednesday. The team of Income Tax Department went to the Kalawati hospital of Yogendra Yadav's brother-in-law and senior pediatrician Dr Narinder Yadav's hospital Kamala Nursing Home and his wife Dr Poonam Yadav.

 

According to the news, the team of Income Tax Department went to Kamala Nursing Home and his sister Dr Poonam Yadav's Kalawati Hospital, the brother-in-law of Yogendra Yadav, senior pediatrician of the city, Dr Narendra Singh's hospital, Kamala Nursing Home and his sister. According to the officials of Income Tax Department, Rs. 22 lakh cash has been received in the raid.

A senior ITD official said that the department also recovered transaction receipts of about Rs 15 crore, suspected to be unaccounted, after the raids on the offices of the hospital group. The raids have ended now.

Department officials in Chandigarh also claimed to have found alleged documents related to the purchase of a land plot by the owners of the hospital group in the past, using a purported cash amount of Rs 93 lakh.

Aam Aadmi Party convener and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, while backing his old ally Yogendra Yadav, said that the central government should stop revenge politics. In fact, on Wednesday, Yogendra Yadav had alleged that the government is targeting his family due to political reasons and the income tax on his sister-brother-in-law has been done. He said that his family is being targeted due to speaking against the policies of the central government and Haryana state government.

Arriving in support of Yogendra Yadav on this, Kejriwal said that he condemned the suffering of Yogendra Yadav's family by the Modi government. He tweeted, "We strongly condemn the suffering of Yogendra Yadav's family by using government agencies like income tax by the Modi government. Modi government should stop the politics of such revenge.

 

Yogendra Yadav, who had yesterday alleged that the raid was conducted with an intent to "intimidate" and "silence" him as he had launched an agitation for fair crop price for farmers and against liquor shops in Haryana, said that he was "not a spokesperson" for the hospital group and he came in the picture due to few reasons.

Officials say that the Income Tax Department had come to know that these people had paid the Nirav Modi's company in cash to buy jewelry. After this, it was raided.

 

The question arises why are the media showing the fake mirror of Kejriwal which is darker by the other side and shining from the front side?