Bhupesh Baghel reveals how much money they found in his house: "The property of 140 acres of land"

Former Chief Minister of Chhattisgarh, Bhupesh Baghel, whose house was attacked by the execution direction on Monday, revealed the amount of money that the Agency found in its residence. The leader of the Congress said he lives in the house with his wife, three daughters, a son, daughter -in -law and grandchildren, and the total amount of cash recovered from all was ₹33 Lakh.

The security staff is guard during the attacks by the execution direction (ED) at the headquarters related to Chaitanya Baghel, the son of former Chhattisgarh Chief Minister and Congress leader, Bhupesh Baghel. (Pti)

Bhupesh Baghel said that it is not a large amount, given its sources of income, including 140 acres of land.

“I was reading the newspaper and I had a cup of tea at the arrival of the ed. I told them that they were welcome and that I was waiting for Monday and years … My wife, three daughters, son, daughter-in-law, grandchildren and grandchildren live here. We are in agriculture. In this family, we make it on 140 acres of land … I had what I said. ₹33 Lakhs Money were found from different people to my wife, son, daughter-in-law and daughters. We also do agriculture and we have a dairy. This included Streedhan (jewelry) Also, “was quoted by the ANI news agency.

Baghel He claimed that the agency tried to create a sensation by bringing the notes counting machines.

“An atmosphere was created according to which the notes counting cars were brought … I do not think this is a very big amount … It is clear that he has now asked in Vidhan Sabha has become a crime,” he said.

Ed raids back tied to Bhupesh Baghel

The execution direction attacked the Baghel space In the Bhilai District of District District, as part of a money laundering investigation against his son, Chaitanya Baghel, in the alleged alcoholic scam.

The premises of an alleged close associate of Chaitanya, Laxmi Narayan Bansal alias Pappu Bansal, and some were also sought in accordance with the provisions of the Law on money laundering (PMLA).

Baghel He attributed his attack by asking questions from the BJP government in the State Assembly.

“Kawasi Lakhma asked questions, and Ed was at his residence in 8 days … It was closed in 8 days. I asked Vijay Sharma about the residence for the poor. On the fourth day, they (ED) reached my residence,” he said.

With entries from agencies