Live
- Nagarkurnool: Burglary in a locked house
- Nadda asks voters to unseat BJD govt
- KCR Rally at Hanumakonda Chowrastha Road Show for Warangal Parliamentary Elections
- Yastika, Renuka Thakur star in India’s 44-run win over Bangladesh in T20I series opener
- Sai Sangeeta won gold medal for India in Dubai Asian Championship
- BSP's Akash Anand booked for hate speech against BJP
- Two die of sunstroke in Kerala, heat alert sounded in parts of state
- IPL 2024: Will Jacks, Kohli shock Gujarat, keep RCB's playoff hopes alive
- IPL 2024: 'Can't sit and speak from a box', Virat Kohli slams strike-rate critics
- ISL 2023-24: We have to give our everything, says FC Goa's Fernandes ahead of semis clash with Mumbai City
Delhi Liquor Scam case: After 9 hours of questioning by ED, Kavitha meets father KCR in Hyderabad
Delhi Liquor Scam case: After 9 hours of questioning by ED, Kavitha meets father KCR in Hyderabad
- Party sources said that KCR was briefed about the questioning that Kavitha had undergone by the ED in Delhi
- On Saturday, the ED had questioned Kavitha for nine hours over the Delhi liquor policy scam
Hyderabad: After being questioned for over 9 hours by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) over the Delhi liquor policy scam, The Bharat Rashtra Samiti (BRS) leader and Telangana MLC, K Kavitha, returned from Delhi and called on her father and Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao (KCR).
Arriving in Hyderabad by a special flight at 12:10 a.m. on Saturday midnight, Kavitha along with Telangana Ministers KT Rama Rao, Harish Rao and Srinivas Goud, immediately proceeded to Pragati Bhavan, the Telangana Chief Minister's residence.
Party sources said that KCR was briefed about the questioning that Kavitha had undergone by the ED in Delhi.
On Saturday, the ED had questioned Kavitha for nine hours over the Delhi liquor policy scam.
She has been summoned again for further questioning by the ED on March 16.
According to the ED, Kavitha is a part of the 'South Group', which has allegedly paid bribes to exploit loopholes in the Delhi excise policy, so as to secure free access to various wholesale businesses and retail zones.
