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Haryana Politics Embroiled in Rs 5,620 Crore Drug Scandal

Delhi Police recently seized a huge consignment of drugs, which triggered political upheaval as the BJP alleged that the drug racket has a Congress connection

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By ETV Bharat English Team

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Collage of BJP leaders criticising Congress over drug racket
Collage of BJP leaders criticising Congress over drug racket (ETV Bharat)

Chandigarh (Haryana): Days after Delhi Police uncovered a major drug racket in Haryana, allegations linking a Congress MP to the accused sparked a political row in the state.

On October 2, police seized 560 kg of cocaine and 40 kg of hydroponic marijuana worth Rs 5,620 crore and arrested four persons from Delhi’s Mahipalpur including the alleged mastermind Tushar Goyal, who is at the centre of controversy.

His photos with Congress MP Deepender Hooda and Haryana Congress President Udaybhan went viral on social media, inviting criticism for the grand old party.

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Saini questioned Congress's involvement, asking whether Congress was using drug syndicate money to influence Haryana assembly elections.

CM Nayab Saini Taunts Congress

"About 5,600 crore drug racket has been busted. Its mastermind has a direct connection with Congress. The main accused has been the president of Congress's RTI cell,” Saini posted on X.

“Pictures show his close relationship with Hooda's father-son and Deepender Hooda's number has also been found on his mobile. If the investigation proceeds further, more layers will be revealed, but many questions have arisen right now. Which Congress will have to answer,” he wrote.

The BJP's National Spokesperson Dr. Sudhanshu Trivedi also addressed a press conference over the issue and alleged that Hooda's phone number was found in the accused's mobile, raising concerns about the influence of organized crime in Haryana politics.

“Does Congress aim to ruin Haryana youth by promoting drugs? Will Rahul Gandhi take action against Deepender Hooda?” he asked.

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Chandigarh (Haryana): Days after Delhi Police uncovered a major drug racket in Haryana, allegations linking a Congress MP to the accused sparked a political row in the state.

On October 2, police seized 560 kg of cocaine and 40 kg of hydroponic marijuana worth Rs 5,620 crore and arrested four persons from Delhi’s Mahipalpur including the alleged mastermind Tushar Goyal, who is at the centre of controversy.

His photos with Congress MP Deepender Hooda and Haryana Congress President Udaybhan went viral on social media, inviting criticism for the grand old party.

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Saini questioned Congress's involvement, asking whether Congress was using drug syndicate money to influence Haryana assembly elections.

CM Nayab Saini Taunts Congress

"About 5,600 crore drug racket has been busted. Its mastermind has a direct connection with Congress. The main accused has been the president of Congress's RTI cell,” Saini posted on X.

“Pictures show his close relationship with Hooda's father-son and Deepender Hooda's number has also been found on his mobile. If the investigation proceeds further, more layers will be revealed, but many questions have arisen right now. Which Congress will have to answer,” he wrote.

The BJP's National Spokesperson Dr. Sudhanshu Trivedi also addressed a press conference over the issue and alleged that Hooda's phone number was found in the accused's mobile, raising concerns about the influence of organized crime in Haryana politics.

“Does Congress aim to ruin Haryana youth by promoting drugs? Will Rahul Gandhi take action against Deepender Hooda?” he asked.

Read More

  1. Delhi Drug Bust: Cong Leader's 'Involvement' Dangerous, Shameful, Says Shah
  2. Drug Haul Kingpin Is RTI Cell Head Of Delhi Youth Congress: BJP
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