Gangster's Sons Allotted Wakf Board Land In Congress Regime: Bhagwant Mann
NDTV
Bhagwant Mann also took a dig at Amarinder Singh for claiming that he never met Mukhtar Ansari.
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Tuesday alleged that gangster-politician Mukhtar Ansari's two sons were given prime land of the Waqf Board in Rupnagar district during Amarinder Singh's rule in the state.
Mr Mann also took a dig at Amarinder Singh for claiming that he never met Ansari and told the former chief minister to know from his son Raninder Singh how many times he met the gangster.
The Punjab government on Monday issued a notice of recovery to Amarinder Singh and Congress MLA Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa, a day after Mr Mann said he would recover from them the Rs 55 lakh legal fee for keeping Ansari in the Rupnagar jail in the state.
Mr Randhawa has threatened to file a defamation case against Bhagwant Mann for "character assassination". Mr Randhawa also contested the amount of Rs 55 lakh as claimed by the Chief Minister, stating that the actual fee of a senior advocate in the Ansari matter was Rs 17.60 lakh.
