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Cash fo Vote scam: Rajnath Singh responds
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has not yet responded to the vote-for-note controversy. However, Union Minister Rajnath Singh on Tuesday said that he would not interfere in the matter directly.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has not yet responded to the vote-for-note controversy. However, Union Minister Rajnath Singh on Tuesday said that he would not interfere in the matter directly.
When asked to respond on the issue, which has rocked the two Telugu states, the Home Minister said that he would not interfere in the issue and Home Secretary will handle the matter. Rajnath Singh evaded questions on the ACB's report on the case.
Meanwhile, the hot topic in the politics is that Andhra Pradesh CM Chandrababu may be served with a notice any day by the ACB for his alleged involvement in the scandal.
By G Anjali
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