National Herald Case: ED attaches properties worth Rs 751 Cr of Congress-linked AJL, Young Indian
The seized properties belonged to Congress-linked Associated Journals Ltd. (AJL) and Young Indian Limited.
The seized properties belonged to Congress-linked Associated Journals Ltd. (AJL) and Young Indian Limited.
The case was brought by Swamy, who accused the Gandhis of misusing party funds to buy a firm that published the now-defunct National Herald newspaper.
In case her mother need any medication, Priyanka Gandhi was allowed to be present in a room at the ED office.
"I am not going anywhere. We wanted to go towards the President's house. But the police are not allowing us," Rahul Gandhi had said.
The party leaders, general secretaries, and the MPs gathered at Mallikarjun Kharge's residence on Wednesday to decide the future course of action.
The ED is also investigating the financial transactions as well as the role of party functionaries in the functioning of AJL and YIL.
Union Minister Anurag Thakur hit back at Congress, saying that the country now knows Congress party supports corruption.
The ED is currently investigating the shareholding pattern and financial transactions as well as the role of party functionaries in the functioning of the AJL and YIL.
Swami took to Twitter to say that, "winning the case is certain."
The Delhi High Court had on February 28 dismissed National Herald publisher AJL's plea challenging a single judge order to vacate its premises at ITO.
