ED's interrogation of Chief Minister Hemant Soren is going on in the illegal mining case. A list of 100 questions has been prepared for questioning the Chief Minister. For this, a team of officers from Delhi reached Ranchi. In these questions, the case of illegal mining of 1000 crores. Questions related to Money Laundering are included. Along with this, questions will also be asked regarding the documents found in the house of his MLA representative Pankaj Mishra.
Before the ED's inquiry, Soren surrounded the ED, the Central Government, and the Governor. Soren has denied the allegations leveled against him. He said that such a summons is being sent. Like I'm about to leave the country.
Soren has accused the Center of conspiring to topple the government. Surrounding the governor, he said that he was supporting the conspirators.
Questions were raised on the silence of the Governor
The Chief Minister also questioned the silence of Governor Ramesh Bais in the whole matter. He said that the Governor is still silent on the letter sent by the Election Commission. No information was given about it even after speaking several times. I get to know from the media that they have sought a second opinion on this. The CM has accused the governor of giving protection to those conspiring against the government.
Such a big scam beyond comprehension
Soren said that I have been called in the case of illegal mining. The talk of a 1000 crore scam is coming, it doesn't seem possible from anywhere. There has been a mention of a scam of 1000 crores, how it became the basis is beyond understanding. There is a need to think about how much mining will be done for such a big scam. This allegation is not possible anywhere. The agency should have complete detailed information.
trying to destabilize the government
CM said that such a process of summons is going on as if I am about to leave the country. Hemant Soren said that all this is an attempt to destabilize the government. The governor has not opened the envelope sent by the Election Commission to date. The governor is giving protection to those trying to topple the government.
There will be raids at the houses of MLAs
Accusing the conspiracy to topple the government, CM Soren said that in the coming days the houses of some ruling MLAs would be raided. I have come to know about it. Investigating agencies are being used to harass us. Since the formation of the government, a conspiracy is being hatched to topple it.
Security increased at the ED office, Raj Bhavan, and BJP office
Security has been increased in the ED office regarding the inquiry. Senior ED officials from Patna and Delhi offices have reached Ranchi for questioning the Chief Minister. Along with this, security has also been tightened in Raj Bhavan and the BJP office. Here section 144 has been imposed from Hinoo Chowk to Hotel Green Acres. Strict security arrangements have been made.
ED has sent a summons for the second time and called Chief Minister Hemant Soren for questioning. The ED had earlier called for questioning on November 3 but Hemant Soren sought time citing his busy schedule. After this, the ED had given the time today i.e. 17th November.
Questioning of CM in illegal mining and money laundering case
Hemant Soren is accused of being linked to illegal mining and money laundering. On July 8, the ED raided the house of Pankaj Mishra, a close aide of Hemant Soren. From here the agency got Hemant Soren's bank passbook, two signed checks, and check book. While filing the charge sheet in September, the ED had said that in the investigation it had found evidence of embezzlement of more than Rs 1,000 crore in illegal mining.
So far ED has seized Rs 5.34 crore in cash. Bank deposits of Rs 13.32 crore have been frozen. Not only this but a ship worth Rs 30 crore has also been seized. It is said that this ship was used to carry stones extracted from illegal mining. The ED has written in its charge sheet that Pankaj Mishra was involved in illegal mining and misappropriated crores of rupees on the instructions of Chief Minister Hemant Soren. Along with Pankaj Mishra, Bachchu Yadav and Prem Prakash have also been arrested in this case.
rally of JMM workers
The gathering of Jharkhand Mukti Morcha workers started at Morhabadi Maidan in Ranchi last evening for the appearance of Chief Minister Hemant Soren before the ED. Earlier, when the ED had called CM Hemant Soren for questioning on November 3, at that time also a group of workers had reached the CM's residence. CM Hemant Soren had given an open challenge while addressing the workers at that time, saying if you have guts, let the ED arrest me.
Regarding the gathering of party workers, the party spokesperson and Rajya Sabha MP Mahua Maji said – JMM workers from all over the state are reaching Morhabadi Maidan. Everyone wants to express their gratitude to the CM regarding the Khatian of 1932 and the OBC reservation.
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