The ruling JDU in Bihar has issued a notice to its party leader and former MP RCP Singh. In this, they have been asked to reply to discrepancies in the description of properties.
Bihar JDU President Umesh Singh Kushwaha has issued this notice to former Union Minister Ramchandra Prasad Singh. It said there are discrepancies in the details of immovable properties registered in the names of Singh and his family from 2013-2022. So they should reply to this notice as soon as possible.
Let us tell you, there is a long rift between RCP Singh and CM Nitish Kumar. It is believed that the party is constantly sidelining him due to his alleged proximity to the BJP while being a minister at the Centre. RCP Singh had to leave the post of Union Minister in the past, as his Rajya Sabha term was over.
Accused of raising immeasurable assets
In the notice sent by Kushwaha to Singh, it has been said that two comrades of Nalanda district JDU have complained with evidence. It has been said that according to the information available till now, a lot of immovable property has been registered in the name of you and your family from the year 2013 to 2022. There are many irregularities in this. For a long time, you have been working as an officer and political worker with the well-known leader of the public, Nitish Kumar. The honorable leader allowed you to work twice as a member of Rajya Sabha, national general secretary of the party, national president, and a minister at the Center with full confidence and confidence. You are also aware of the fact that honorable leader Nitish Kumar follows the policy of zero tolerance on corruption. Despite such a long public life, he was never tainted or acquired any wealth. As directed, the party expects you to give a point-wise reply to the complaint. Kushwaha has also requested an immediate reply to the notice.
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