Mumbai: 'I-T raids on BMC standing committee chief Yashwant Jadhav timed with upcoming civic bodies election', says Sanjay Raut

Mumbai: 'I-T raids on BMC standing committee chief Yashwant Jadhav timed with upcoming civic bodies election', says Sanjay Raut

It seems the Central probe agencies are busy only in Maharashtra and West Bengal, which are ruled by non-BJP parties, he said.

PTIUpdated: Sunday, February 27, 2022, 06:20 PM IST
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Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut on Sunday alleged that Income Tax raids on the premises of Sena corporator Yashwant Jadhav were conducted with an eye on the upcoming Mumbai civic elections.

Talking to reporters here, Raut said these raids were conducted with an ulterior motive to malign Shiv Sena.

"We are noting all these things. People are also watching. Let them do it and find what they are searching for," Raut said.

It seems the Central probe agencies are busy only in Maharashtra and West Bengal, which are ruled by non-BJP parties, he said.

The Income Tax department on Friday conducted searches at the premises of Jadhav, who heads the powerful Standing Committee of the Shiv Sena-ruled Brihhanmumbai Municipal Corporation, on charges of alleged tax evasion. The schedule of the BMC polls is yet to be announced.

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