JAIPUR — Amid the raging row over Lalit Modi’s linkages with Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari on Monday met her in Jaipur and said the BJP and the Union government were strongly behind her as “accusations” against her have “no substance”.
Gadkari insisted that Raje had done no wrong. He said that such issues should not be brought into politics.
“The allegations against Vasundhara Raje are baseless... Vasundharaji legally, logically, ethically is completely correct. There is no fault of hers anywhere,” the Union Road Transport and Highways Minister told the reporters.
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"These accusations have no substance. Doing this kind of politics is not right," he said, adding "BJP, of the Centre, the state and the government is standing behind Vasundhara fully.
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Gadkari insisted that Raje had done no wrong. He said that such issues should not be brought into politics.
“The allegations against Vasundhara Raje are baseless... Vasundharaji legally, logically, ethically is completely correct. There is no fault of hers anywhere,” the Union Road Transport and Highways Minister told the reporters.
Read: Lalit Modi Controversy Has Top BJP Leadership In A Huddle Over Public Image
There are accusations of linkages of the Chief Minister and her son with Lalit Modi, who is facing an Enforcement Directorate probe into alleged money laundering in an IPL tournament.
"These accusations have no substance. Doing this kind of politics is not right," he said, adding "BJP, of the Centre, the state and the government is standing behind Vasundhara fully.
Read: Vasundhara Raje Offered Clandestine Support To Lalit Modi's Immigration Plea In The UK
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