Delhi liquor policy case: Kavitha summoned again on Mar 16

Hyderabad (Telangana): The Enforcement Directorate interrogated Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) leader K Kavitha for nine hours on Saturday in connection with the Delhi excise liquor policy scam case on Saturday.  Kavitha was questioned for nine hours by the Enforcement Directorate. The 44-year-old daughter of Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao left the federal agency's headquarters on APJ Abdul Kalam Road around 8 pm after nine hours of questioning. The agency has summoned her again on March 16. Kavitha was summoned by the ED just a day after Hyderabad-based businessman Arun Ramachandran Pillai, who is accused of being a benami of Kavitha was arrested. The investigating agency will confront Kavitha along with Arun Pillai during the questioning. Reacting to the ED summons, her father asserted that their party would continue its fight against the saffron party's harassment. BRS said that the investigating agencies have become an extended arm of the BJP.

On March 10, Kavitha staged a protest demanding the tabling and passing of the Women's Reservation Bill in the parliament, which will provide 33 percent reservation for women in legislative assemblies. She held this protest in Jantar Mantar in New Delhi. Following this protest, Telangana BJP in charge Tarun Chugh slammed this protest calling it a 'drama' to avoid interrogation. Chugh alleged that after looting the poor of the country, this protest was meant to divert the attention of the investigating agencies. Kavitha's brother and Minister KT Rama Rao landed at their father's Delhi residence on Friday, where he also had a meeting with his sister before she left to join the ED's probe.