Pralhad Joshi's claim after raids against Karnataka Minister G Parameshwara

Bengaluru:

The union ministers Pralhad Joshi has considered the huge series about the allegations of the asset directorate that associated the accused of Gold Muggling Ranya Rao and the Interior Minister of Karnataka, G Parameshwara, and claims that it is the failure of a fraction battle within the state congress.

“Your own of the congress complained to the enforcement directorate,” said the Minster.

“Who writes letters to the enforcement directorate to take measures?” Mr. Joshi said.

“A faction within the congress sends information against Parameshwar and now makes a drama. Let me tell me clearly that we respect Parameshwara. He is a decent politician. But there are people within the congress who send symptoms. Siddaramaiah knows. The intelligence is among him.

The ED, he said, will act if you receive information: “Not because he is the interior minister or congress manager.

The political series in Karnataka snowed after the enforcement directorate found educational institutions in connection with the Interior Minister of Karnataka in connection with the fall of the gold smuggling.

The central agency, which examined the money laundering angle in the case of smuggling, claimed that they had found that an educational constraints were derived and a payment of 40 LAKH in the direction of Ranya Rao's credit card allegedly on the instructions of an influential person.

The deputy Prime Minister DK Shivakumar, who met the Interior Minister today, said that Ranya Rao was a wedding gift.

“I just spoke to Parameshwara, there was a marriage (ceremony), we are in public life, we conduct institutions. As gestures for people we know, we give a lot of gifts, we give Re 1, RS 10, RS 10 Lakh, RS 5 Lakh.

As asked about Mr. Shivakumar's remark, Parameshwara said: “You ask DK Shivakumar.” When asked whether he would work with the investigation, he replied: “Of course.”

The congress has claimed that the opposition of the state BJP politicized the gold smuggling against the government party.